To focus on subjective experience of emotions we have used a dimensional model of emotions (Russell 1980) to let users combine their gestures with various emotional expressions. Both gestures and graphical expressions used in eMoto are designed from the analysis of emotional body language. From the analysis it became apparent that even though negative and positive emotions not always differ in terms of effort, most negative emotions have more tense expressions. Therefore the affective gestures in eMoto are set up as combinations of valence in terms of pressure and effort communicated through movement; the figure above presents the four extreme gestures, however, in between those extremes there can be a whole range of combinations of movement and pressure.