Elsa's Reason and Emotion

This is a great take on the themes presented on the cartoon! It's also great how Elsa's transformation really fits in with the Reason vs. Emotion dichotomy. In the picture, you've done a great job illustrating the differences in clothing, hairstyle, and facial expression of the "two" Elsas. The "stern" "reasonable" Elsa of the first part of the movie has her eyes narrowed and her brow wrinkled, as if she can't stand being like this anymore. Her dress is more austere, just like in the movie, and her pose is stiff, unnatural. The other Elsa, however, has a carefree look on her face, and her hair is messier and free-er rather than bound up. She's not afraid to show her magical side and play with it (she looks playful in your picture, almost coy), while in the past, she had hated her powers and sought to suppress them at all costs.

And also, it's an interesting tower that they're standing in--almost looks like a tree. 

PS. You have really nice handwriting! Wish I wrote more like that