Help. Which is better?

[TedGravesArt]

Personally I prefer the stronger color choices of the one on the right cause it feels a lot more confident, but the one on the left has some nice texture to it. You might be able to combine these to make something better than either one individually.

[kavaj]

Personally I prefer the stronger color choices of the one on the right cause it feels a lot more confident, but the one on the left has some nice texture to it. You might be able to combine these to make something better than either one individually.

How to combine both....looks like i need more experiment XD thanks for the suggestion /o/

[gill_01]

the one on the right is cool Xx

[cookieroach]

As someone already said I think it depends on the mood of the comic. I love the left one as an illustration, but would probably prefer the right one in a comic (I like a bolder style personally). Have you tried making a whole page to compare the styles?

[iHateFridays]

I prefer the one on the right, but I'd probably go with the one that takes less time to draw.

[siluscomics]

I do prefer the watercolour one, but as others have said I think it would depend on what kind of setting you're trying to create for your story. Watercolour would be lovely for a romantic or nostalgic comic, no so much a high adrenaline spy thriller, y'know?

[tiredpigeon]

I like the watercolor one! It reminds me of those old botanical watercolor studies I love-

[skyfarron]

Tough to say, depends on how you're using them. The left looks like it's outside in the bright daylight, whereas the right looks more like it's in a brightly lit hospital or clinical setting.

[gabriellabalagna]

I like the one on the right because it reads a little clearer. The one on the left is really nice too, but it has a little too much texture maybe. You're style is really nice btw.

[kavaj]

the one on the right is cool Xx

As someone already said I think it depends on the mood of the comic. I love the left one as an illustration, but would probably prefer the right one in a comic (I like a bolder style personally). Have you tried making a whole page to compare the styles?

I prefer the one on the right, but I'd probably go with the one that takes less time to draw.

I do prefer the watercolour one, but as others have said I think it would depend on what kind of setting you're trying to create for your story. Watercolour would be lovely for a romantic or nostalgic comic, no so much a high adrenaline spy thriller, y'know?

I like the watercolor one! It reminds me of those old botanical watercolor studies I love-

Tough to say, depends on how you're using them. The left looks like it's outside in the bright daylight, whereas the right looks more like it's in a brightly lit hospital or clinical setting.

I like the one on the right because it reads a little clearer. The one on the left is really nice too, but it has a little too much texture maybe. You're style is really nice btw.

Since my comic is in fantasy genre, and it’ll have a lil bit of action scenes, i decided to go with the second one. Thank you guys for the inputs, i really appreciate it /o/

[artemficta]

I prefer the water color one, but also it's super important to choose a style that you can do quickly. Every extra step you add will add on time and be torture later.