my vibrant color patterns

[sobia_2437]

let me know which one is your favourite 

[RALPH_L]

Sorry, that is not the purpose of this forum. 
We are here to help you with issues of Adobe Stock.
Problems you may encounter with submissions or with your account.

[ZALEZPHOTO]

We live in a world where the majority of people choose to stay quiet and put up with crazy impositions from family, friends, coworkers and ofcourse government. Yet, this same world seems to find it necessary to say something that offers no real benefit to the greater good, and some how an egocentric idea justifies giving that pointless opinion. 

Don't take it personal Ralph, I am voicing my opinion and openning what could be an interesting friendly debate among ourselves. Like with Sobia's cool illustrations, everyone is going to have their own opinions on which is their favorite, and they are free to comment and or say nothing.  But I find something  dictatorial and uncomunal by telling someone that they are not allowed to ask which is our favorite asset.

Let me put it this way, I expect some people to disagree with me as I do wth you. They are free to comment or say nothing if they choose not to.

Cheers!

[Abambo]

@ZALEZPHOTO ,

You just missed the oportunity to say nothing. This forum is indeed not a forum to show your pictures and get likes. YOu can use social media for this. Thelling the OP this is the correct way to handle this. If the OP has a specific question, they can ask. We do, however, not distribute likes. 

[ZALEZPHOTO]

Dear collegue... Say What?  I think that in psycho analisys your reply: "You just missed the oportunity to say nothing" is called Projecting" and tops my disagreements with you.  

The Adobe Stock Contributor Forum is a "Community" specifically designed as a supportive space for contributors to discuss our work, seek advice, and receive constructive feedback from peers and experts,  It's a structured environment where users frequently share images, videos, or portfolio pieces to get input on artistic improvements, marketability, technical aspects like keywords or releases.

Yes the bulk of the usage is for getting feedback for why assets were rejected, and get tips on revisions.

Further more, Adobe hosts "Creative Challenges" or themed challenges where you can submit work for community review and feedback, fostering inspiration and skill-building.

So I have to ask, why do you or anyone else think it's necessary to be the arbiter of what people can ask, and tell new contributors they may not get feedback on their work?  Is it not ignoring and not answering questions you find impertinent be sufficient to make your point?  

But malke no mistake, you are completely entitled to your opinion, even when you are wrong, and that's more than just my opinion!

I'm not messing with you, perhaps it's only a freindly way to make the community more than the 90% of what is used for (which by the way, most of that is rather obvious why work was rejected)

Cheers!

[daniellei4510]

"Further more, Adobe hosts "Creative Challenges" or themed challenges where you can submit work for community review and feedback, fostering inspiration and skill-building."

Then that is what they should use, not this forum. That is not what this forum is for. 

So I have to ask, why do you or anyone else think it's necessary to be the arbiter of what people can ask, and tell new contributors they may not get feedback on their work?"

Or you, say that they can. This forum IS for feedback, but for rejected assets.

[ZALEZPHOTO]

Here is the thing, I literally copy and pasted what Adobe says the contributors forum is for, only adding or changing pronouns making me say it. And you my friend continue sharing what you think the forum is for... or only for. 
In recap, wrong again!

cheers

[Abambo]

Further more, Adobe hosts "Creative Challenges" or themed challenges where you can submit work for community review and feedback, fostering inspiration and skill-building.

By @ZALEZPHOTO

So, guide OP to post in a creative challenge. This forum is about troubleshooting contributors. It's not a social media thing where you only do likes on an image. As @Nancy OShea says, there are platforms that are better suited for this kind of questions. Keep this forum clean and on the point. 

[ZALEZPHOTO]

you're all still wrong... 

it's ok 

[Nancy OShea]

you're all still wrong... 

By @ZALEZPHOTO

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Customers will vote with their wallets. What we think won't matter. 

[ZALEZPHOTO]

Thanks for replying Nancy, but that's for another conversation. And like Abambo, you're ignoring or avoiding commenting on the bigger point on what Im saying Adobe says what the community is for and about.

ike I said, you're entitled to your opinion, you can speak for yourself or not comment on which is your favorite of 4 assets. 
But pls, dont speak for me or anyone else, and expect no feedback on why that's wrong, and goes against the very principle for this community.

Respectfully!

[Abambo]

If you want sharing your creations and connecting with peers, there is a forum for that. https://community.adobe.com/t5/the-lounge/ct-p/ct-the-lounge?page=1&sort=latest_replies&lang=all&tab...

You can post there questions like this one. Don't lecture us about what this forum is. You are entitled to your opinion, but do not mislead novice users. 

I invite you to read the introductionary text for the lounge. It may be educatif for you:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/the-lounge-discussions/welcome-to-the-lounge/td-p/12400020

This forum is for issues as a contributor. It's not social media. You should listen to the experts.

[sobia_2437]

sorry i was unaware if it.

[Abambo]

sorry i was unaware if it.

By @sobia_2437

No issue with that. There are other plattforms more appropriate for this kind of question. When you get a refusal, feel free to ask why we think that you got a refusal, and we will analyze the asset and give you a qualified appreciation.

[ZALEZPHOTO]

Cool illustrations Sobia. I like them all, but I think 01 is my favorate, probably because it says more about a specific mood.

Thanks for sharing!

[sobia_2437]

thank you for sharing your opinion

[Jill_C]

Have you submitted these designs to Adobe Stock?

[sobia_2437]

yes

[Nancy OShea]

I think Behance or Instagram would be better platforms for soliciting feedback about your work. That's not what we do in this Stock Community.

That said, if you wish to compare & contrast your artwork with available Stock inventory, see your competition below:

https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=floral+pattern  16.7 Million results

https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=childrens+pattern  2.5 Million results

https://stock.adobe.com/search?k=whimsical+pattern 2.5 Million results

As you can see, patterns, backgrounds & wallpapers are a fiercely competitive category, largely because they are highly subjective.  It all comes down to which ones customers like for their project.

Good luck.

[Abambo]

I've looked into 06: They look like seemless pattern, so that's good. They are also clean, so that's good too. Now you need them to get accepted and then you see, which one is the favorite of stock customers. That's all what counts. Whatever we say here about our favorite is not worth the hot air that gets generated. As @Nancy OShea says, you are competing against a lot of assets in the database. So, don't be disapointed if the sales are low, especially if you only have these 4 pattern files.