Hey Everyone! Happy New Year!! I’m about to shake things up in the art world with a bold statement: My 4 year old granddaughter’s finger painting is better than Picasso’s. That’s right, I said it. And we’re here to back it up is 10 funny and totally valid reasons.

Reason #1: My 4 year old granddaughter’s is original. Sure, Picasso may have been a groundbreaking artist in his time, but let’s face it – the dude’s been dead for over 40 years. My 4 year old granddaughter’s, on the other hand, is fresh and new.

Reason #2: My 4 year old granddaughter’s is colorful. Picasso may have been known for his use of color, but my 4 year old granddaughter’s has a rainbow of hues that would put him to shame.

Reason #3: My 4 year old granddaughter’s is tactile. Picasso’s paintings may be visually stunning, but they’re not exactly something you’d want to touch. My 4 year old granddaughter’s, on the other hand, is all about texture and sensation.

Reason #4: My 4 year old granddaughter’s is interactive. Have you ever tried to climb inside a Picasso painting? Yeah, I didn’t think so. My 4 year old granddaughter’s, on the other hand, is begging to be touched, explored, and played with.

Reason #5: My 4 year old granddaughter’s is heartfelt. Picasso may have been a master of technique, but there’s something to be said for the raw emotion that My granddaughter poured into her masterpiece.

Reason #6: My 4 year old granddaughter’s is messy. Picasso may have been a stickler for precision, but my granddaughter’s finger painting is gloriously messy and free-spirited.

Reason #7: My 4 year old granddaughter’s is relatable. Let’s be real – most of us can’t even begin to understand the meaning behind Picasso’s abstract paintings. My granddaughter’s finger painting, on the other hand, speaks to the child in all of us.

Reason #8: My 4 year old granddaughter’s is humble. Picasso was notorious for his ego and sense of self-importance. My granddaughter’s, on the other hand, is just happy to be creating something beautiful.

Reason #9: My 4 year old granddaughter’s is pure. Picasso might have drawn inspiration from politics, culture, and personal experiences, whereas my granddaughter’s finger painting is a manifestation of pure imagination and creativity.

Reason #10: My 4 year old granddaughter’s is priceless. Picasso’s paintings may sell for millions of dollars, but my granddaughter’s finger painting is priceless in its own right. It’s a reminder of the joy and wonder that art can bring to our lives.

So there you have it, folks. There are ten reasons why my 4 year old granddaughter’s finger painting is better than Picasso’s. Don’t believe me? Just take a look at any of your child’s beautiful, messy, colorful masterpieces on your fridge and tell us that it’s not a work of art.