Rob Biddulph is a pretty normal parent — he leaves notes in his daughter Poppy's lunch every day to make her smile. Except most parents aren't able to draw miniature works of art on their notes.
Five years ago, when Poppy was four years old and nervous about eating lunch at school, her dad decided to draw her a little Post-It note to make her feel better — and 900 Post-Its later, they're still making her smile.
Keep scrolling to see some of Biddulph's most jaw-dropping works.
Every day, kids all over the world open their lunch boxes at school. Some are lucky enough to get a sweet note or an extra snack — but Poppy is a bit luckier than most of her peers.
Of course, Poppy's not the only kid with artistic parents — check out this mom who turns her sons' brown paper bag lunches into hilarious doodles.
Her dad, Rob Biddulph, is an illustrator — and on the side, he creates Post-Its for Poppy's lunch every day that are essentially works of art in their own right.
It's hard to believe this amount of detail fits onto a Post-It.
Sometimes they are literally works of art, like this miniature Monet painting, "Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies."
Biddulph has done an entire series of artists, ranging from Monet to Picasso to Keith Haring.
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