3 Major Problems Everyone Has When COSPLAYING IN A SMALL SPACE and How To Solve Them

How can I ever make good looking cosplays when I have such a small space to work with?  I can't afford nor do I have room for all of the fancy equipment and machines that I see cosplayers and makers using on YouTube and online.  Sound familiar?  These are things I hear from cosplayers, crafters, and makers all the time and I have said them myself.  Having worked in a small space for basically my entire cosplay career of several years now, I want to share with you the answers I have found to the 3 major problems that every cosplayer in a small space deals with regularly.

Storage - limited storage can cause things to pile up and give you even less space, lose items, and feel demotivated to work on anything because you barely have anywhere to work.

Tools - In a small space you have limited storage and limited space which limits the size and options of tools you can use to accomplish your Cosplay Goals.  Expensive tools also tend to take a lot out of the budget as well which many times is just as small as the space you have to work in.

Materials - Limited Space, Storage, and Tools leads to a dwindling number of professional and high quality materials that you can use for your cosplay builds. This poses problems again for storage and budget and creates a viscious cycle of narrowing your options and can lead to you thinking you can only make things out of cardboard and duct tape.

You need a material that takes up minimal space, produces high quality results, and uses very few tools all of which must be budget friendly.  Watch this video to find the answers to this small space cosplay questions.

Let me know what is your single greatest challenge when it comes to cosplaying in a small space and I will answer them in a future video!

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