Mixing Vectors and AI Content in One Portfolio – Is It a Good Idea?

[wiselayz_6628]

Hey everyone! I mainly create and upload vector illustrations, but I’ve recently started exploring AI-generated artwork too. I’m thinking about adding both to my Adobe Stock portfolio, but I’m not sure if mixing these two styles will affect visibility, branding, or sales. Has anyone here done the same? Would love to hear your thoughts or experiences with combining different content types in one portfolio!

What do you think—will adding AI art help increase my sales, or could it hurt the performance of my existing vector work? Would love to hear your experiences or any tips!

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[Jill_C]

A recent change to the guidelines for Adobe Stock Contributors prohibits you from opening more than one account. Don't do it unless you want all your accounts to be suspended!

[wiselayz_6628]

Thanks for the heads-up! Just to clarify—I’m not planning to open multiple accounts. I was asking about uploading both vector and AI-generated content in the same account, and whether that might affect sales or portfolio performance.

[Abambo]

Sure, that may affect your sales performance. More sales means better visibility and that means more sales.

[Suomii]

Hi dear, I am an illustrator too but I am a beginner on Adobe Stock! Anyway, the most successful portfolios I analyzed have all a very cohesive style. If you are having sales, this means people like your style, so why changing? I understand that you need to speed up the creation of new assets, by the way! You could perform a simple test with a couple of new AI assets to see how they are going, but in my opinion, don't create AI assets very far from your actual style! And be aware that Adobe is refusing Ai assets with more frequncy right now! 🙂 Just my two cents!

[oleschwander]

 "the most successful portfolios I analyzed have all a very cohesive style." - Yes absolutely right ...