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Yes, we all feel that way, all the time. Drinking helps.

> It won’t let me post a picture

Just FYI, you can absolutely post pics here. Just paste the link into your text.

Hard to give any advice without some dimensions, but I’d start out looking for LED lights that would fit inside the head/neck opening.

This will be a nightlight?

More like a Low ambiant light so yes?. I'm thinking of programming arduino so I can change light colors

Arduino is overkill.. you can buy multicolor LED light strips with remote control for $10-20. The LED strips with sticky backing can be trimmed to length, so I’d give that a try.

Unless you just really want to do an arduino project.

Ahhh ok I do want to mount it on an old lamp stand (going to stalk thrift stores for a weird/creepy lamp stand to Do this)