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First there were these cool 3D street art I came across online. Now I'm obsessed with the fine art photographs of artist Christopher Boffoli.

If you're a foodie who also loves art, I'm sure you're going to squeal once you see some of Boffoli's art work below:

"Big Appetites is a series of fine art photographs by artist Christopher Boffoli. The series presents tiny, meticulously detailed figures posed in real food environments, referencing both a cultural fascination with tiny things as well as an American enthusiasm for excess, especially in the realm of food."

Aren't these cute?

Check out Boffoli's website here.