DIY Paladin Armor EVA Foam Cosplay Reference Sheet
Create a tall portrait DIY cosplay reference sheet for one original medieval-fantasy paladin. Use a warm light-gray drafting-paper background, controlled studio lighting, charcoal linework, and a clean editorial print layout. Place large full-body FRONT, SIDE, and BACK views across the top; move the cape aside in the back view so the rear plate is visible. Keep the same white and dark-silver EVA foam armor, navy fabric, gold trim, narrow electric-blue recessed accents, and original sun-wing emblem in every view. Around the character, arrange separate studies for the helmet, chest plates, layered shoulders, upper arms, forearm guards, gauntlets, belt, hip armor, tabard, knees, shin guards, boots, and lined cape. Add materials, color palette, recommended tools, heat-forming, beveled edges, contact cement, Velcro, webbing, flex joints, paint, and fit panels. Show seams, straps, buckles, padding, attachment points, and practical gaps at the shoulders, elbows, waist, hips, knees, and ankles. Use only EVA foam, fabric, webbing, Velcro, elastic, contact cement, and affordable craft materials. Round every decorative point, avoid real metal and weapons, and keep the costume safe enough to walk, sit, and bend. Use short readable labels only and no interface styling.
