Photographer Constructs A Fantasy World For Us Through Candy-Colored Photos

Have a look at the dream-like candy-colored photos from this amazing photographer.

Author Sara Crawford
Category Productivity
Photo credit: Matt Crump
Photographer Matt Crump has created a pop-art movement called "candy-colored minimalism" and his Instagram page has become extremely popular gaining over 60,000 followers. Crump is an award-winning art director and a self-taught minimalist. In addition to having his art featured by Instagram, Buzzfeed, and Mashable, he has also been commissioned by such brands as Target, Whole Foods, Samsung, and Coca-Cola.

His photographs are well known for his use of negative space, offbeat subjects, surreal images, and of course, beautiful candy-colored photos that are reminiscent of an eternal summer. Have a look at some of the photos found on his Instagram page. Through his photos, Crump asks the viewer to see the world differently. matt3 Everyone becomes vibrant. matt44

Have some graffiti candy hearts!
Matt1 There is a light that never goes out. matt5 It's always summer here.
The negative space contrasts with the candy-colored signs. matt7 A new take on the Statue of Liberty
An invitation to return... matt9 Every day is a carnival. matt10 Serving up a glass of surrealism. matt12 It's easy to get lost in the image.
Everything looks different from up here. matt14 Blue skies and sunny days. matt15 Even the buildings are magical. matt16 These palm trees seem luminescent. matt17 Grab a dream-like burger. matt18 Roller coaster of love. matt19 His framing and angles are incredible. matt20 Fly away with me. matt21 Nostalgic evenings. matt22 Don't let go! matt23 It's a small world. matt24 Have a whimsical birthday. matt25 Another candy brick in the wall. matt26 Take a walk down dream street.

Crump has inspired over 40,000 people from all over the globe to create their own candy-colored photos using the hashtag #candyminimal.
Are you interested in learning how to create photos with vibrant candy-colored photos like these? Have a look at this tutorial. And make sure you use the hashtag #candyminimal to join in the fun on instagram and pay tribute to the photographer who started it all.