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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.
Everyone becomes vibrant.
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Have some graffiti candy hearts!
There is a light that never goes out. Advertising
It's always summer here.
The negative space contrasts with the candy-colored signs.
A new take on the Statue of Liberty
An invitation to return…
Every day is a carnival.
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Serving up a glass of surrealism.
It's easy to get lost in the image.
Everything looks different from up here.
Blue skies and sunny days.
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Even the buildings are magical.
These palm trees seem luminescent. Advertising
Grab a dream-like burger.
Roller coaster of love.
His framing and angles are incredible.
Fly away with me.
Nostalgic evenings.
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Don't let go!
It's a small world.
Have a whimsical birthday.
Another candy brick in the wall.
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.
Featured photo credit: Matt Crump via mattcrump.com