Wednesday 14 September 2016
Stock images haunt your nightmares, whether you realize it or not. Bland photos of white people in intimate settings, and diverse people in workplace settings, are the visual counterpart to vague, non-offensive corporate-speak the world over. Because if you’re going to leverage the power of the cloud to monetize your core assets, you need some equally vague imagery. To “celebrate” this unique artform, Adobe put a bunch of particularly awful stock photos onto t-shirts. The result is amazing. “Laughing woman eating healthy vegetable salad,” above, is a classic of the genre. But Adobe goes further, giving us deep cuts like…
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