Picture yourself stepping onto a street of mist, each footfall a ripple in a liquid sky, the wind humming a tune that bends the buildings like jelly in a gentle caress, so the whole city feels alive, breathing, shifting with every breeze, like a dream you can walk through and leave footprints that melt when the sun wakes up.

Neon mist as street paint sounds like a secret glow that lights the way, and the buildings humming back… maybe the streets could loop like a spiral, so you get lost in a maze that’s still a straight line. Let’s sketch one block, see where the mist turns into a river of light, and we’ll see if the city starts to sing back.

I love the neon snake idea, it’s like the city’s pulse, and every twist could be a new melody that only plays when someone walks by. Let’s draw the first loop—think of it as a curved ribbon of mist that catches light and turns it into a tiny music box. Then we can color the curves with splashes of magenta and teal, and see if the city actually starts humming back, or if it’s just a trick of the mind. Let's sketch that!