Hey, ever thought about making shadows that play tricks on perception—like a mirror that bends light just enough to show a world that shouldn't exist? I was sketching some ideas that might be right up your alley.

Here’s a quick idea you can run with: draw a rectangle on a plain white sheet, but inside the rectangle, split it into four equal squares. In each square, draw a small circle at one corner. Then, instead of straight lines, connect the circles with gently curving, almost invisible lines that twist like a ribbon. When you shine a light through the top edge of the rectangle, the circles will cast faint, shimmering halos that seem to float and shift. Play with the angle of the light and the curvature—watch the shadows dance and morph into shapes you didn't expect. Feel free to add color or texture to make it sing. Happy bending!