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Artist Boris Toledo Doorm is blurring the lines between food and art by pulverizing his daily avocado into oblivion, then creating elaborate drawings with it — from the Mona Lisa to Grumpy Cat to a splattery rendition of Chuck Norris.

And yes, he still eats the avocado afterward. With toast.

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"I usually draw with pencil and paper," Doorm told Mashable, but "one day while eating avocado, I thought of ideas to draw, so I was curious to know if it was able to use it as a drawing tool."

But being a food artist has its unique challenges, including not being able to eat your paint during the creation process. In the end, Doorm said, this deprivation made him "very hungry" — so he figured photographing his drawings would be enough to preserve them for posterity.

Good enough for us.

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You can check out more of Doorm's work — including other drawings assembled with nuts and wine — on Facebook and Instagram.

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