Illustrations not accepted becouse of quality problems

And may I make ONE more suggestion...and it's only a suggestion based on my personal experience: Ditch the female robots. They are so overdone on the AI sharing boards. It seems like everyone new to AI starts out with these, which is fine for getting one's feet wet, but know when it's time to get serious and dive in head first with new and experimental prompting. I'd also recommend moving away from 1:1 aspect ratios. 9:16, 16:9, 14:11, 8:10, 1:2...just about anything else but 1:1.

I lied. TWO suggestiona. I myself am guilty of creating a lot of photorealistic images of females. It's because of my background as a former figure, fashion, and portrait photographer. Out of 230 images accepted so far, only 2 were rejected. But they are far from my best sellers. What I sell the most of are food, animals, still lifes, landscapes, wallpapers, and people actually DOING something other than just posing and looking pretty.

Hi @Dirk32317626s796 

Just to add to what is already said: The eyes are not correctly aligned for files 1, 2, 4, 7 and 10. 

The neck is protruding over the collar in the third file

There is a sleeve and a fastener issue for the fourth file.

The 10th file has a number of alignment issues. The ayes are not in line and the mouth seem to be at an incorrect angle in relation to the nose.

These are a lot of files to process, therefore I did not do all. As said earlier, zoom in on your files to examine them in all their details and you will find multiple issues with each of them.

Just a note:

If your files are not appropriate for regular search the moderator will place in "Safe Search". If it's not appropriate for the platform the moderator will give you a commercial appeal refusal.

Best wishes

Jacquelin

Were these downsampled to make them easier to upload? If they were submitted as is, I'm surprised they made it through at all, since they would not meet the minimum size requirements required by Adobe. Although upscaling would only exacerbate some issues already mentioned by others.

OK, I just looked into your first 2. Check your assets at 100% for sharpness, you will see that the assets here are very blurry and blurry.

Then you have aliasing and artefacts:

You also have clipping in the background:

In addition, your pictures have no colour profile!

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See here for rejection reasons: https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/reasons-for-content-rejection.html
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Several focus issue and some artifacts in some images.
But get real, look at your images.
In the first image the right eye is too dark.
In the second image the eyes are different collors.
In the fith image, the bottom of the eye is flat.
In the sixth image, the eye lid is overexposed.
That is just the eyes.
Also, some of the images may be too sexy for Adobe.