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The attached zipped vector has been rejected to taking into stock images.
Let me know the exact reason/s to get it rejected.
It will be a great help to me to reduce the rate of my rejectons.
Thanks.
Re-read the Vector Requirements.
I see traces of white behind the small red berries & leaf.
I also see unclosed paths (lines that don't connect).
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It's not a vector you uploaded. But unfortunately there is a lot wrong with it. Maybe there is also something wrong with the connections in the vector.
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Re-read the Vector Requirements.
I see traces of white behind the small red berries & leaf.
I also see unclosed paths (lines that don't connect).
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Thanks Nancy, for your descriptive reply. I positively consider it in future creations.
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That looks a lot like AI generated. If it is generative AI, you can't submit it as a vector file.
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AI - Also my thought when you see haw poorly it's executed ....
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From the filename alone (completely aside from the very poor execution), you can see that this began its life as an AI-generated asset, after which it was traced/vectorized, most likely automatically. That right there violates Adobe's submission guidelines, so it was right to be rejected. Even if the quality was good/usable, that process invalidates it from being able to be sold here.
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Yes.