Rejections

AI is notoriously defective.  It makes clumsy drawing mistakes.  You really need to closely inspect every quadrant of every image at   100-300% magnification.  Fix all defects if you can or discard them and start over.  You don't want to risk customer complaints & refund requests.  Submit only your very best work to Stock.  That should help reduce your rejection rate.

I also meant to add, nice concept in any case. But you'll be hard pressed to get a perfect result with something this complex without a good deal of editing. Also, regarding the windmills, some have four blades while others have three.

This is an interesting series and probably something that would sell if the details were executed better. When you zoom in >100% the flawed details become more obvious. For instance, In sustainability 13.jpg some of the windmills have 3 vanes ad some have 4, and they're not symmetrically attached.

Hello,

You really have to go through the images created with a fine-tooth comb to make sure there aren't irregularities in the rendition. Look for anything that seems a little unusual.

I've venture to guess it's a lot of little things that would probably go unnoticed if there were just one or two, but the architecture isn't quite on the mark, at least in the example attached. I could probably find more things to circle as well. This would probably have passed a few months ago when AI started being accepted, but the moderators are being very stringent these days.