Most complex vs simple?

[Chocolate]

What’s your most complex art piece you’ve drawn vs your most simple art piece?

*I’ll post mine and share when I found them!

*Update: here is my pieces in comparison. Lol they are so vastly difference?!

[VibrantFox]

i think in terms of like backgrounds n stuff the most complex is a tie between these two

while most complex character drawing would be between these

(rpg games with gear gachas have a stronghold on me)

as for simple that's like...all my other art but in terms of most simple probably this one i guess

or like anything with mono

the bun bun was originally designed for that purpose specifically but it'll change a bit tho now that they're in a story

i think a lot of my drawings and even my own designs are fairly simple but when it comes to ones designed with a story or comics in mind i intentionally try to keep it simple since i'll be drawing them over n over n over again. otherwise when it's like one off illustrations or commissions i let myself go nuts

[Aleksei]

Well, I do a lot of drawings, but as you said 'art' I gonna leave them out, because those are pages of the webcomics, and those don't count by itself.
If I have to choose about what is left, then I would choose this two.
The simple is a space photomanipulation art, and the complex one its a vector piece.

I have a fan art of Chrono Cross that could also be called the most complex, but this piece of Adventure Time/Katamari was most accepted as 'art' by my peers, so I choose this one.

[Holzie_Wings]

Most complex:

Most simple:

[TheLemmaLlama]

Can't be bothered hunting through everything I ever did, so Imma stick to my comic:

Simple

Complex

[GingerLoge]

Complex:

Drawing buildings kills me. Also I needed a whole day to do this.

Simple:

A silly yonkoma I did for my webcomic last month I think.

[igneriss]

I have so many detailed ones that I cannot choose cx Maybe this one?

This one maybe doesn't look like it but those trees almost got me crying :

And as for simple ones, probably this drawing for a friend:

[Chocolate]

Ohmygod your backgrounds looks like you’ve taken forever to do them! How long did it took for you for the 1st and 2nd to finish?

[igneriss]

I'm not really measuring time it takes for me to draw, as I draw little bits from time to time every day I very rarely spend more than one hour of drawing in one sitting. But hmm for sure longer than 2-3 hours, but I'd say not longer than 10 hours, if I had to estimate

[MeltingCORE]

Hmm, I would say my simplest are ones like this:

And most complex are ones like these:

I'm basing "simple" vs. "complex" based on how flat the work is vs. how complex/3D I've made it. I find the first two easier to make and they have simple colors where the bottom two take uh... awhile to paint lol.

[Scarlet_Cryptid]

Uhm. This took a while. That's a marker recreation of a photo I took.

By contrast, stuff like this takes me about fifteen minutes. No background, virtually no details, just a quick sight gag:

And neither of these have anything to do with my comic. XD

[Swamp]

"Oh shit, I wanna draw my D&D character for this oneshot"

vs "Somebody paid me money for this, or I got really into it and worked until 4AM"

[Chocolate]

Is that a tree and a moon in the background? Such a neat concept! :3

[system]

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