Detailed/complex things you CAN draw

[igneriss]

OHH let me brag here!
Detailed backgrounds!

... however I don't do them too often in my series, as it would take forever to get any episode done, and 6,75 story is very long by itself. Also, perspective!
But, as separate art examples are easier to find than comic planels, let me just leave it here:

[IndigoShirtProd]

Since I don't have that much time on my hands to spend on my artwork these days, though I've never particularly felt like I've had enough time, there aren't many things I would devote hours to. The two things would have to be 1) lighting effects and 2) tattoos (for one character specifically).
When I say lighting effects, I don't mean highlights on like objects and clothes, I mean more in line with special effects like with magic or water.
For example:

The fire and water effects I do when drawing my comic. I spent a lot of time trying to balance making them look believable, but so detailed that it would take too much time to draw.

Same thing with the fire and ice in this scene.

These two didn't take as long to do in terms of time, but there was still plenty of thinking involved in how they would work.

Next, tattoos and body markings. I have a few characters with tattoos, and unfortunately I'm a person obsessed with consistency. So if they have tattoos, no matter how detailed or simple , I'm going to try to keep them as accurate as possible.

[DualDragons]

At the moment? Nothing special really. I do want to learn to draw metal and vehicles better so I can utilize that skill for one of my comics.

[BLTX]

Well, if you say vehicles are hard to draw, I suppose that's something I can do.

[TedGravesArt]

Everybody here's doing really well! Keep that confidence and motivation!

I like drawing detailed mechanical things sometimes, and sprawling perspective shots, and I love drawing action and destruction! I really like drawing things that have a sense of motion! I like things that I can get lost in and drop into a flow with. Here's a handful of my favorite panels from the last couple issues (some of them are unreleased, so I omitted the dialog from those shhhhh)

[simonitropunk]

Those are some of the pages that are complex that I'm happy about. I want to make my art even more detailed.

Working on the new cover that also pretty detailed.

[Kann]

Hair and does crosshatching count as drawing detailed things or do I just have a lot of patience to draw random tiny lines? xD

[TedGravesArt]

Yep they totally count! These look great!

[Kann]

Thanks! :D

[Drag0nPrincesS]

@igneriss your illustrations are simple but gorgeous :D!
Everyone's stuff is so cool >u<!!!!!!!!!!
So lovely and so well drawn +a+!

[WoollyPAR]

For me it's faces

Sometimes I don't put that much effort into them to save time, but generally I'll try to make them as detailed as I can. I just love how expressive faces can be. Whenever I sketch or doodle, it's usually faces. I want people to look at my characters, and when they look at them, I want them to see how they're feeling and what they're thinking right there on their faces. I don't usually put as much effort into things like outfits, hands, or backgrounds, just because I don't feel like those are as important to the story I'm telling.

I'd like to get better at things like backgrounds, hair, animals, etc, but I don't really like gound out of my way to practice and study all this stuff. I'll watch some videos about it if I want some general tips, but for the most part I like figuring it out as needed. I kinda feel like trying to figure out how to draw something on the spot that looks good enough to be kept in my comic forces me to come up with solutions to drawing them better than if I was trying to figure it out on my own time.

[Scarlet_Cryptid]

Detailed/complicated or not, I actually do love hands.

They may not be highly detailed, but getting hands right can be HARD, because if they're wrong, it's obvious. Same with expressions-- nailing an expression with just a few lines is hard. And because faces are so familiar, when it's wrong, it's obvious.

But I'm also a sucker for a really detailed, lush background sometimes.

And then, of course, I have a love/hate relationship with complicated lighting.

And it's all traditional art (markers), too, so once I move past the pencil lines, I get one shot to get any of this right. Wheee!

[Kelheor]

Hands and feet...oh, oh, and shoes
Unfortunately, while I can draw a lot of things that are considered hard, more often than not I don't like drawing them. But when it comes to characters stuffing their emotional faces in my camera, I bloom and thoroughly enjoy the process.

I generally enjoy drawing pretty detailed stuff, I am always under impression it makes my art better and it's hard to get over this idea

[Drag0nPrincesS]

Okay waited long enough for people to shine :D!
Detailed... mhhh stylishly detailed? I love patterns and swirls and textures! are we talking about ammount of objects? who knows! all I know is that I strive to be a better artist >:D!

[CursedBeasts]

Hands and detailed character lineart! And also inking lol.

[Kelheor]

Amazing usage of black and white! love the details, everything seems so gentle.

[nathanKmcwilliams]

Hatching lines. I have infinite patience for drawing tiny lines over and over by hand.

[igneriss]

Thank you so much~!

[TnrOfficial]

Probably faces, clothes/armor and hands, maybe add tiny details no one cares about on the list too lol

[kyupol]