When you're four and a half and you work on something for two months, it's a big deal.
When you're four and half the invitations read: "Dress fan-c," you even wear a (clip-on) tie.
When you're four and a half and your class studies Vincent Van Gogh, your classroom is transformed into an art gallery.
When you're four and a half you are proud of your art work, so you love on your teachers.
When you're four and half you bring your Gran and your Uncle Henry to check out Sunflowers done in watercolor.
When you're four and a half and the collaborative masterpiece Starry, Starry Night is unveiled, your mom tears up a little bit (a lot).
When you're four and a half you want to tour each class, and check out others' work (and snacks).
When you're four and a half you show off exactly which part you helped to paint.
When you're four and a half and your mom wants to watch a "real" artist in action, you get bored.
When you're four and a half and your school appreciates that ART means letting kids' run wild with mediums and their imagination, you get pieces like this...
...and this.
When you're four and a half you might even get your own work displayed and laminated for others to try and replicate.
And, when you're four and half and you've eaten too many strawberries and watermelon, you might spend much of the GALA doing this:
When you're four and half you're never too big for your mama to hold you.
