Be a Hummingbird...

​Hummingbirds move quickly, trusting instinct. They hover, dart, and return without hesitation. They do not overthink where to land next. 
 
For this prompt, you will build something in quick bursts,15-second visits. Let each action be a visit, not a stay. Resist overthinking, follow curiosity. 
Hover. Dart. Return. 
Surprise yourself.
 
Materials (use anything you have nearby):
scrap paper, old mail, scissors, glue, tape, markers, pen, colored pencil, paint, thread, stickers, receipts, tissue paper
 
Set a timer for 15 seconds. Each time it ends, do one small action:

• tear a piece of paper and glue it down
• add one line with a pen or marker
• add a color somewhere unexpected
• cover something partially, but not fully
• attach something from your immediate surroundings
• repeat a shape in a new place
• connect two areas with a line
• add something that feels bold or excessive
• add something very small and quiet
• add a mark near the edge
• overlap two materials
• add texture using dots, scratches, or pressure
• place something off-center
• create a small interruption somewhere calm

Keep going for 5 to 10 rounds.
Do not fix. Do not pause to evaluate. 
Move quickly. 
Visit the page, then move on.
 
When you finish, step back. 
Notice what happened because you trusted your movement.