Adobe's New Clothing Line Celebrates Some of the Worst Stock Photos Ever

Take your pick of these hoary visual clichés

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If you've ever hankered for a T-shirt collection featuring classic, awful stock photos—like Happy senior couple piggybacking at the beach, or Firm handshake between business associates—then you're in luck. Try some Adobe Stock Apparel on for size.

The creative and marketing services company recently asked Swedish ad agency Abby Priest for a campaign about Adobe Stock, which features more modern and less cheesy stock imagery. Abby Priest's idea was to emphasize how far the new images are from the old—by creating "a limited-edition clothing line giving a salute to the most infamous stock images creatives love to hate."

Check out some of the T-shirt and sweatshirt designs here:

Abby Priest creative director Oskar Hellqvist talks about the apparel in this Q&A on the Adobe site.

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