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Beasty Instinctsby *warrioronlydude

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This is for all you cat owners out there.
Poor Chip, he's damaged for life, as if Lumiere's horror stories weren't bad enough.
©2010-2013 *warrioronlydude
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~AuraMajesty Nov 29, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
You know, in the French movie, the Beast was killing and eating the deer in the woods. There was a really tense scene where he's walking with Belle and a deer runs by. He REALLY wanted to go after it! I wonder if our pal here ever did anything similar.
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*warrioronlydude Nov 30, 2012  Student General Artist
He seemed to have experience fighting like a beast when he met those wolves.
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~AuraMajesty Nov 30, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
You're right. I'd forgotten about that... probably because it scared me so much when I was a kid. :scared:
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~FeralsRock Nov 19, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
OMG! MY CAT DOES THE SAME THING!!!!
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*Lyra-Elante May 14, 2012
By the sixth panel, his expressions really start getting funny. He has the WTF look in that panel.
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~StaramarianQueen Apr 27, 2012
I saw this and BUSTED UP. Then Don (my mom's husband) came in my room and looked at me like I was weird. XD I needed this laugh today~

Anyway, I came on your page with the full intent of asking your advice if you're willing? :)
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*warrioronlydude Apr 27, 2012  Student General Artist
Lol, I'm always happy to amuse.

What can I help you with?
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~StaramarianQueen Apr 28, 2012
I'm making a book for my marine biology class and I asked my teacher if I could bind it into an actual book instead of one of those cheesy stapled books and he told me I could. So, now I'm having indecision about how many pages to make the signatures. The book has to be a minimum of 12 pages (mine will probably end up being more than 16 or so). So I'm considered doing single page signatures, but then I thought that maybe the signatures wouldn't be strong enough to be sewn properly. Then I thought about doing two page signatures instead, but I also don't want to end up in a situation where I have two or three blank pages at the back of my book that I can't utilize... So this is where your master expertise comes in. XD What would you do?
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*warrioronlydude Apr 28, 2012  Student General Artist
Blank pages are all right XD Professional Printed books have multiple blank pages at the beginning and end. You can utilize these if you want to make a title page, preface, index, or citation. If you do leave them blank you can divide it between the front and back so it has symmetry.
~If you're sewing signatures with 3 or less pages make sure that when you draw the string taught that you pull in line with the spine not adjacent or you can rip the holes.

I hope this helps. :)
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~StaramarianQueen Apr 29, 2012
Lol, Mom told me the same thing about the blank pages, too...I guess the only thing about that is that I don't know how many blank pages I'll end up with... Anyway, I'll probably just do that, it seems easier anyway.
Yeah, that's a habit I've developed over the past year or so due to many ruined signatures. XD I learned the hard way, lol. Oh, you know, speaking of signatures, I have another question. I don't have access to any good cord for sewing my signatures, so I generally use several strands of my quilting thread. Since I'm going to have smaller signatures, should I use less thread so it's not as bulky? Would it affect the strength of my spine? I would think so, but I'm not that experienced yet. XD

And yes, this is helping a lot. Thank you so much! :)
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