I like diversity :) A little of everything. Keep it variated and show your different styles and skills :)

And my indecisive nature would assure the diverse collection of productions within my gallery. I'll take this into consideration.

Artists generally do their best when they work along their mood rather than around it. You do what you feel like when you're not sure what you should work on, but I can say that I'm at least one person who's looking forward for more Everlast and hope that in saying so will motivate you to add to it =3

And I really do miss working on Everlast. If all ends well, you can expect to see another page update of the series in the very near future.

Though the decision is ultimately up to you, I might like to see more of your fanart and silly doodles, rather than anything else. Even though I would like to see an update to the Everlast comic as well (though I haven't really gotten what it's about so far, sorry to say, other than someone who was dragged into an alternate world and meeting up with a local and his master, but should probably talk about this elsewhere), but I think you should just work on whatever your brain decides to do, and go the way your artist's muse tells you to. Heh, hope I didn't just contradict myself there. :3

Anyway, hope to see more from you soon! Hopefully, I'll be able to do more myself soon, since I got sidetracked a bit with some recent things, and haven't done anything for about a month now. Here's to good luck in both of us doing more! XD

Indeed, but it's always nice to see others giving answers to such questions. In the natural case, there is more of a benefit in producing original content rather than producing fan-based work, but it's also fun drawing fanart once in awhile.

I'll see what I can do, and good luck with your situation as well!

I'm a fan of your comic, the style is delightful. However, the captions, the text is THE most boring thing i've ever read. It's like a textbook dissertation D: no personality to any of the characters, vocally. :3 work on that~!

If there is any other way to make an over-analytical green alien thing any more interesting, then I'd definitely be willing to try something new. In any case, I do understand what you mean.

It would had been much easier if this was mentioned earlier. I feel like I need to revise everything that has been written so far.

You don't have to revise anything, just give them a little more personality :3 i love the style, and i'm interested in what the silenthill is going on there. comic could be great, but try to evolve the dialogue a little more |3

I'm mostly uncertain how to make a better approach to fix this problem. I own nothing more than a few ideas that I could experiment with and those alone wouldn't make much of an improvement, at this rate.

Might you have any suggestions in mind? The issue being stated here would be the characters having no personality within their dialog. Turn could be an exception to this, being a character who doesn't speak at all.

well that's a given. he hasn't spoken

The real issue is that your drawings are VERY expressive. They visually say a lot about your character's personalities
but i mean

i have no idea what kind of person day is. How does she talk? what inflection to her voice? Does she announciate everything perfectily? She stumbled upon a dude with a bloody axe, and didn't seem to say much about it. very dreamlike, like none of what's actually going on is bothering anyone.

I don't know, what kind of guy do you think lock is? How would you describe him?

Day is a curious and empathetic character who speaks softly. She wouldn't speak perfectly at all times, but is usually clear with her words.

Lock is very analytical and logical, where his way of speaking is very straightforward and formal.

I completely agree that Day needs her own way to speak her dialog; her way of speaking is almost the same as Lock's.