Hey, I’ve definitely seen that river god shadow puppet—looks like it could use a new splash of life. Grab a few old cardboard boxes and cut out a silhouette of the god’s outline; the thick edges will give it that classic silhouette look. For the frame, an old lamp base or a discarded curtain rod works great—just bolt the cardboard onto it with some tape or a few screws. If you’ve got some scrap plastic or old tin cans, slice them thin and glue a couple of layers over the cardboard; that’ll add texture and a bit of glow when the light hits it. Finally, use an old piece of velvet or a plain fabric from a thrifted curtain as a backdrop—just attach it to a simple stand made of a wooden crate or even a repurposed shoe box. Light it from the front and you’ll have a river god that whispers stories of the water again. Happy crafting!

That attic cardboard is the perfect starting point—just a little extra love will bring it back to life. Toss a few thin tin slices on top, and the light will play those cool rusty waves. I’ll keep the god’s story close; each shadow’s got its own little heartbeat. Can’t wait to see the river god breathe again. Happy whispering!

Sounds like a plan—just keep the wind at bay and let the light do the rest. I’ll be here when the shadows start gossiping. Good luck!