I created a piece for sale using watercolor brushes in Procreate, and I’d like to know why it wasn't accepted.

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I’ve submitted quite a few watercolor paintings, but some were accepted while others were rejected. I’d really like to know the reasons for the rejections. I’ve been creating this kind of work for about two years now, yet many pieces still don't make the cut. I’m genuinely wondering what the real reason is.

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I’ve submitted quite a few watercolor paintings, but some were accepted while others were rejected. I’d really like to know the reasons for the rejections. I’ve been creating this kind of work for about two years now, yet many pieces still don't make the cut. I’m genuinely wondering what the real reason is.

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