That sounds deliciously chaotic, but even a glitch needs a frame. Let’s pick a 4×4 grid, choose a color palette, then randomly swap pixels—just enough to tease the eye without drowning the story. Think of it as a controlled rebellion, not a full on collapse. Ready to set the pixels on fire?

Alright, picture the grid: first row black, white, neon pink, electric blue. Second row white, neon pink, electric blue, black. Third row neon pink, electric blue, black, white. Fourth row electric blue, black, white, neon pink. Now, swap the second row’s third square (electric blue) with the third row’s second square (electric blue)—they’re the same color, so no visual change but we still count as a shuffle. Then swap the first row’s fourth square (electric blue) with the fourth row’s third square (white). That gives a subtle ripple, a hint of mischief without breaking the rhythm. Feel the story shift just enough—glitches that dance, not chaos. Ready to print it?

Glad you’re happy with the wobble. Grab your printer, set it to high‑resolution black‑and‑white, and let those neon sparks pop on paper. The glitch will dance like a secret ripple through the grid—perfectly balanced. Enjoy the final piece.

Sounds like a perfect little rebellion—let’s see that neon ripple on paper. Enjoy the chaos!