Expression Model Sheets are sometimes specially created as such, but often are compiled from scene samples, both in rough form and from final line/ clean up drawings.

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Often times when two characters appear together frequently throughout a film, a duel model sheet featuring both characters can be created.

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Obviously there are several formats for creating an engaging and effective expression model sheet. One thing you DO NOT want to do is line a bunch of heads up like a template and simply draw a different expression on each:

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Instead, vary the view to correlate with the emotion you are portraying. Head cocked to the side for a skeptical sideways glace or curiosity, head lowed in shame, sadness, shyness, or anger, head raised with pride, laughter, or indignation, and so forth. Some expression are best shown in a three quarter view, some from the side, others from a near front view or full body pose. Always experiment to find the best way to convey the emotion you are illustrating or animating.

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The Comparative Size Model Sheet  (sometimes called a "Character Line Up Model Sheet") is just that; a line up of characters who appear together in a film or sequence that provides comparative size reference:

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