Puzzle 51 - Process of Illumination 4

So, over a 10-hour car drive I made several puzzles...

First is a Process of Illuminati Illumination with a very specific theme.  Can you figure it out?

Puzzle 39 - Process of Illumination 3

So, I've been really busy...  I made several puzzles during this time but didn't get around to getting them online.  So, here's six puzzles for you!

About this puzzle: During a rehearsal, a 10-13-year-old girl asked me for a logic puzzle.  She said she wanted to do Process of Illumination (from seeing me do it), so I made this puzzle.  Warning: it's probably the easiest puzzle I've ever made.

Puzzle 34 - Process of Illumination 2

Let's play...Spot the Asymmetry!

...okay, the asymmetry in this puzzle was completely on accident.  I made that thing down there black for some reason and not in the upper left, and I didn't notice until after the whole puzzle was finished.  I didn't want to change the puzzle at that point so I just left it.

Puzzle 25 - Process of Illumination 1

Maybe I should have done something special for puzzle 25.  Oh well.

Rules - Process of Illumination

Process of Illumination was invented by the Japanese puzzle company Nikoli.  The name comes from mathgrant.  (Look, I'm horrible at coming up with names, and don't like using the Japanese ones)

1. Place light bulbs in some of the white cells.
2. A light bulb illuminates its own cell and all cells in a horizontal or vertical line from it up to a black cell or the puzzles edge.
3. All cells must be illuminated.
4. No light bulbs may illuminate each other.
5. A number in a black cell says how many light bulbs are orthogonally adjacent (share an edge) with that black cell.