#Nemo replies

[nemo-of-house-hamartia]

*boops your nose* send this to ten blogs you think are lovely and deserve a boop on the nose😊🫵💚

THANK YOU DEAREST GIULIETTA <3 <3

CONSIDER YOURSELF REBOOPED.

but because I am a bit too tired to go into each of these people's ask boxes, allow me to tag them here and spread THE BOOP:

@savage-rhi @margridarnauds @thatcrazycrowgirl @susann-noir @tkwritesdumbassassins @abowlofcurry @gravecleric0900 @straight-into-the-animus @acdoesart @aiza-luna @nyanykamito (and I am sorry if I forgot anyone, I am still drinking my coffee, and I have something like 4 hours sleep on my back lol)

(also, retagged people becasue tumblr was not giving them as tagged)

[nemo-in-wonderland]

Um... Hi!!! Your main blog has no ask me anything button there so I'm asking here. You are looking for a FC for Alejandra and by the looks you created in your last art, it reminds me of the Swedish actress Alicia Vikander when she was in the role of Lara Croft. I don't know, maybeeeee her?

I'll see myself out!!! Best of luck and keep drawing, you're amazing.

Hi Nonnie <3

Thanks for actually telling me this, I forgot that I had my asks turn off on my main. Lemme rectify this.

Also, thanks for this suggestion, I actually went and look for Alicia, and I can definitely see some resemblance with Alejandra, *especially* as Lara.

So thank you for taking the time to suggest her to me and for your kind words <3

I will definitely keep drawing as soon as I have a smidge of time to spare, because I have been drowning in CoD lately, and I honestly need to draw more badass stuff for Alejandra and Price (though, I am still pondering if to post here on my sideblog, so we shall see about that).

<3

[nemophilistcreature]

strictly fictionkin blog: @nemo-fiction primary blog: @springmuse

Awakened since mid-2016

[nemossubmarine]

Bookish asks: 📕, 📗, 📙, 📖, 📕, 📘, 🔖?

📕What book has had the biggest impact on your life, and why? Hmm, that is a difficult question. I might have to go with R. A. Salvatore's Sojourn. I haven't read it in like 15 years, but it was the first book I remember absolutely adoring. I read it like... six times before I went to high school, and it definitely was the one that inspired me to start writing. (I should re-read it, though I can't imagine it holding up)

📗Are you a one-book-at-a-time reader, or do you read multiple books simultaneously?  I usually read between 2 and 4 books. I usually have one book I read at work during lunch that may or may not be the same book I read at home (for example if my home book is a physical book, I read ebooks at work), and usually another book that is more denser non-fiction that I read every now and then. And sometimes just another book that I have picked up for some reason.

📙What’s your favorite genre to read, and do you have any recommendations within that genre?  Already answered!

📖What is your favorite book-to-movie adaptation, and why?  I love love love Who Framed Roger Rabbit? It was one of my favorite movies as a child. The book was very different, and of course there's the nostalgia factor.

📕Who is your all-time favorite author, and what makes their writing so special to you?  Terry Pratchett. I think growing up with his books has definitely had a huge impact on my sense of humor, my curiosity about the world and my morality. His books have been a constant companion and comfort through my life.

📘Are there any book series that you’ve been meaning to start but haven’t gotten around to yet? Which ones are they?  There's this podcast I listen to at work "What Should I Read Next?" where the host recommends books to guests based on what they like. There has been couple of sci-fi series that sound interesting, but I haven't gotten around to checking how easy they would be to get here, like, I would like to get them through the library and in English (if original language). Also I can't remember all of them, cos I am very bad at writing them down. :D One of them was Martha Wells' Murderbot diaries.

🔖Which classic book or author do you think everyone should read at least once in their lifetime, and why? Famously (among my friends at least) my favorite classic author is Dostoyevsky. I adore the Brothers Karamazov, but I'm not sure I want to force anyone to read all 1k pages of it. But I definitely recommend everyone should pick something from the 19th century Russian literature.

[ryllen]

Nemo & Me

[savage-rhi]

@nemo-of-house-hamartia Hope this answers your questions 😂

[not-the-red-mist]

Ohhhhh she sounds so cool!!! I love seeing what people come up with, it’s super creative!! Combining multiple works is fun and something I didn’t really think of until now.

-Ink Anon

Hehe! I like to think I’m creative from time to time! My big inspos for Cal are of course Caleb from East of Eden, his brother Aron, and their parents. There’s also some DNA from The Grapes of Wrath and Of Mice and Men in there, too. Though, it’s been a hot minute since I read any of them, so I’m more or less doing my own thing!

As an aside, one of my partners over at @wuthering-tempest has an OC based on Captain Nemo. I recommend checking his stuff out!

[cloudcastor]

The little Sora on the flying carpet in your 2020-2021 sketchbook was so cute I’m still thinking about it hours later 🥰

aww hehe thank you!!

that's so long ago now but I still love those set of sketches!!

[izutsoupmi]

that panel of matama's mom is from before she joined enormita and went on the hunts right? maybe she ran away from home cause her mom didnt support her singing lol

That's true, that's true. Hopefully we'll get to see more of their daily life and the consequences of the MGH

[bluebellhairpin]

My jaw is on the floor rn bc 1. I cannot believe u remembered half of these (TENSEI AND PYRAMID HEAD?? OMG??). 2. You think I'm like Annabeth (Queen). And 3. I have no idea who the blond eye-patch guy from game of Thrones is, however I feel like you have two character smoshed together (Aemond (eyepatch) and Daemon (11th doctor), honestly fair enough nc they do look very similar).

[nemo-of-house-hamartia]

I DID IT! I managed to finish it and tumblr didn’t eat the post this time!

WOOOOHOOOOOOOO FAYE!!! I AM SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!! <3

LET'S CELEBRATE!!!

[nemo-in-wonderland]

*crashes through the wall like the kool-aid man*

NEMO!

As a fellow Blackwell romancer, I gotta look out for a bestie. idk if you’re siding with the mages with the templars or mages, but if you do side with the mages, make sure you take Blackwell with you for that mission. I’ve never seen a sad man fold and be relieved to see a FMC so fast.

I had to walk laps. LAPS I SAY.

Then again my inquisitor is a mage so I may be biased. But gods did I lose my marbles regardless.

FAYE MY DEAR.

THANK YOU FOR THE WARNING, I WI REMEMBER THIS.

Like, i am still in the hinterlands, doing all the sidequest with all calm and Blackwall (my beloved) is always in the squad.

But now i am intrigued, and cannot wait to see this fml.

Thank you, my dear!❤

[yukipri]

Just wanted to show you the cute Jango I crocheted. (⁠◍⁠•⁠ω•⁠⁠◍⁠)

Have a wonderful day!!!

Gosh how cute! Your crochet skills are amazing. Thanks for sharing!

❀ ❀ Send YukiPri an Ask! ❀ ❀

[nemossubmarine]

📑How do you organize your bookshelves? By genre, author, color, or in a completely unique way? 

and

📙What’s your favorite genre to read, and do you have any recommendations within that genre? 

for the book ask!

📑 Hmm, well not very well at all. I have their own shelves for three authors I'm collecting (Agatha Christie, Rex Stout and Terry Pratchett) and a separate nook for classic Russian literature. And other than that they're just put there where I have found space. I've been meaning to rearrange them.

📙 My comfort reads are old crime novels. If you haven't heard of Rex Stout, I definitely recommend them, a nice combination of classic detective stories and noir. Some of my favorites (tho I love all of them a lot) of his are Gambit, And Be a Villain and Plot It Yourself.

I also enjoy thick non-fiction books. Some recent ones I've enjoyed are Steven Pinker's Better Angels of Our Nature (history of violence), Laurence Bergreen's Capone: The Man and the Era and a whole slew of books about Finnish folklore that I don't think are translated.

I've been getting into horror, but unfortunately I have found myself incredibly picky. Out of the classics of the genre I love Dracula and The Exorcist. From a more modern stock I liked Sam J. Miller's The Blade Between.

[galindatopland]

pinky promise i know things like schedule conflicts exist

[murdcck]

Why do I keep getting activity notifications of replies from MONTHS ago?!