Beginner - Facing Uploading Issue - Need expert Advise

[Maryam359765646t18]

Hey Everyone!

I have included some shots related to issues I'm currently facing. As I'm a beginner I need help uploading the AI-generated images to adobe stock. I have some other examples of posters that had been created with Illustrator but those were also rejected by Adobe Stock. But I'll share them in the next chat or in the same thread later. 

First of all, I want to know what basics I'm missing while uploading my stuff.
1. are my materials not meeting the standards?
2. or some basic mistakes that I should avoid?

Looking forward to hearing back from you guys soon.

Regards
Maryam.

[daniellei4510]

These are standard reasons for rejection. Until we see the rejected images themselves, we can not be of much help

[RALPH_L · Accepted solution]

Hello @Maryam359765646t18 , you make the same mistake that a lot of AI artist are making. You rely on AI making you money from a few verbal instructions. Most AI redering programs are good but make mistakes. You as the Adobe contributor must identify and correct these mistakes before submitting. If you don't, you are wasting your time and the moderators time.

Look at your image "black-girl....". Look at the lower left ear. It looks like her ear lobe is cut through. Look at the fingers on the right hand. They are not drawn. Look at the shoe lace loops on the left shue. They are not drawn. I could go on, but I hope you get the idea.

[Maryam359765646t18]

you're right, I didn't think about it.

[daniellei4510 · Accepted solution]

Her pupils are dead. Add some catchlights, in addition to the issues @RALPH_L mentioned. 99.9% of AI generated images require at LEAST 30 minutes of editing, if not a couple of hours for more photo realistic images. AI is easy. But AI is also very hard to do it right. Also, keep in mind that stock is not a means to make "passive income." There is nothing passive about it. It's a full-time job, where you must eventually submit, and have accepted, at least two to three thousand images before you start seeing anything close to substantial sales.

[Jill_C · Accepted solution]

It took me about 10 seconds to see that the shoelaces, fingers, earrings, and the strings in her hoodie are not properly drawn. Virtually every AI image needs some repairs/editing after close inspection.

[Abambo]

Easy to spot errors: hands, shoes, ear. I'm sure that checking the asset at 100%, I will see more of the typical AI errors. 

[daniellei4510]

Sorry, but you really need to upload the original full-sized image as submitted in order for us to provide a critique. This is the size of a thumbnail and too difficult to critique.