Bug Report – Remove Tool Creates Visual Artifacts Instead of Clean Removal (Adobe Whisk)

Issue Description:
Every time I attempt to remove an object from an image using the Remove function, the system does not properly reconstruct the background. Instead of generating a clean fill, it produces visible streaking and striped artifacts in the edited area.

Expected Behavior:
The removed area should be reconstructed smoothly, blending naturally with the surrounding textures and lighting.

Actual Behavior:
The tool leaves noticeable linear artifacts or “scratched” textures where the object was removed. The result looks visually broken and unusable for professional design purposes.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open an image in Adobe Whisk.

2. Select the Remove tool.

3. Brush over an object (in my case, a small book on a table).

4. Apply the removal.

5. The filled area appears with distorted streaks instead of a natural reconstruction.

Additional Notes:

• This issue happens consistently.

• It appears more noticeable on textured surfaces (like painted floors or detailed backgrounds).

• I have attached a screenshot showing the artifacts produced after removal.

This behavior makes the tool unreliable for professional artwork cleanup, especially when working with painterly or textured images.