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In the fresco, The Creation of Adam the two main figures (Adam and God) are illustrated to either side of the fresco while there is no significant central figure. This indicates that Michelangelo hasn't placed the significance of this composition to the figures but instead has drawn attention to the "touch" of the two figures and the mere millimetres which has separated them.

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Compositionally, the creation of Adam is balanced by both hands reaching out, the height difference is there to show God as a higher being, as Adam looks up to God. The outlines of a landscape on Adam's side helps to almost ëarth¨ him while the cherubs help to balance out the negative space around god. The flowing of God's beard gives him a heavenly feel almost elegant while Adam being naked gives a more humanly real feel. Colour wise, Michelangelo chose a palette of cool colours dulling down the reds and blues, giving it an almost heavenly white hue. The figures are created with muscle with shape copying a ¨perfect" model figure. God takes up more space as he is seen as the top person.
In contrast to the last judgment, compositionally the last judgment has three levels that spread across from left to right. The focus is on the middle figure, ¨Jesus¨ whereas in the creation of Adam the focal point, (the meeting of both hands) is slightly off centered to the left. Here it is very apparent Jesus is above everyone however he is seen more as a tirent then a loving father as the people around him cower away.  The colours increase in saturation the higher the painting gets, the ¨first¨ level is of a dull pallet more morbid and gloomy to symbolize death and horror where as on the second and third levels the sky brightens the skin tonnes warm and the use of white is more apparent. Both Paintings however give off a new way of seeing the beloved figures, he chose to give a more rebellious look into a perfectly portrayed character

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When first looking at the two artworks, it is obvious that The Last Judgement has many levels to it, such as heaven and hell and the figures being dragged to either. Whilst, on the other hand, The Creation of Adam is made up of two figures and there is no figure that is higher up than the other. Also The Last Judgement is more vivid in colours just as the blues and yellows.

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In the Creation of Adam, the human form is idealized and in equal proportions. The human  figure is very prominent in the frame and is level with  the depicted God. The value of man's potential and worthiness on earth appear strongly here.  In contrast with the Last Judgement, it's much more optimistic. In the LJ painting, the humans are cast about the dark sky  like worthless, struggling souls, trying to reach heaven. Jesus appears threatening, which would reflect on a value of avoiding hell and fearing God.