This amazing artist uses tiny figures to create brilliant mini worlds
Péter Csákvári says that making these miniature worlds came about when he started doing food photography with a macro lens then realised he could do more.  (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
Péter Csákvári's passion has gone on to become his livelihood. He exhibits all over the world while using his talents for adverts as well.  (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
We like the detail of this image and the simple horrors of it. Smoking is bad for you. (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
These tiny workmen are clearly making the most of what's at hand. Using a plastic straw as a pipeline. (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
Beach volleyball has nothing on sponge volleyball. Just imagine playing on a sponge-like this. Bouncey fun. (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
It's fun imagining these tiny gardeners working hard on their greens. (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
It seems like these tiny people are brilliantly resourceful. Here they've converted a tiny train carriage into a fish tank. (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
It seems that a lot of effort goes into something simple as making some food. So much so that even a fork lift needs to be bought in to help.  (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
Imagine opening up a can and expecting to find some tuna only to discover two people sitting on a park bench starting back at you.  (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
Even these tiny people are narcissists it seems. This one caught on camera casually snapping a selfie in front of a dead bird.  (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
As an alternative to an insect vet there's a world of bug repair people working away helping out injured tiny creatures.  (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
Someone has slipped and fallen in the butter and the police have shown up to rescue them. Things are not going well and there's certainly going to be a mess.  (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
In one can there was a peaceful couple under a tree, but opening this one has apparently unleashed the kraken.  (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
We like the imagination of Péter Csákvári and the creative curiosities he throws into his environment and his photos.  (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
Here we see some tiny workers going about their job of making sultanas. Or are they reinflating dishevelled grapes? (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
We like to look at these images and imagine a tiny army of works beavering away like this. (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
Some of these tiny worlds tell an important story for real life as well. Like the importance of wearing a seatbelt in case you crash into a giant strawberry.  (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
Ever wondered where the chocolate chips in cookies come from? Wonder no more.  (image credit: Péter Csákvári/Tiny Wasteland)
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