Become a Lumon Employee – How to Make a Severance ID Badge
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What this video covers
This short tutorial walks fans of the Apple TV+ series Severance through building a screen-accurate Lumon Industries employee ID badge from scratch. The creator covers designing and printing the badge graphic, applying it to a card substrate, laminating with contact paper for a polished finish, and threading it onto a lanyard. As a fun bonus segment, the finished badge is worn to MegaCon Orlando to gauge fan recognition in the wild.
Key takeaways
- ◆Four inexpensive materials — blank cards, sticker paper, contact paper, and a lanyard — are all you need to complete the build.
- ◆Designing a print-accurate badge graphic is the most critical step for achieving a screen-faithful result.
- ◆Contact paper or sticky plastic serves as an affordable DIY laminate to protect and professionalize the badge.
- ◆The project is beginner-friendly and completable in roughly the same runtime as the video itself.
- ◆Works equally well as a cosplay accessory or a display piece for Severance fans.
Who this is for
Severance superfans and beginner prop-makers who want a quick, low-cost cosplay accessory faithful to the show.
Tools mentioned
- • printer
Materials mentioned
- • blank cards
- • blue lanyard
- • sticky plastic / contact paper
- • sticker paper
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