Why my images get denied ?

[Akata]

Hello Adobe community !
Can someone help my to have my images approved please ?
The following images get denied for quality problem, why ?

[Sola25643498czj9 · Accepted solution]

You can see the lines pixelating. Low resolution

[Akata]

How can I change It ?

[Akata]

The originla file size was 600x600 but I had to convert it for which side 4 MP

[George_F]

When I look at these, the first thing to comes to mind is that they should be vectors instead of jpeg photos.  I believe many of the technical issues are from the file type that is used.

There could be others, but when zoomed in the details are too pixelated to tell for sure.

The building background of art-03 seemed out of place to me compared to the illustration.

Good luck 🙂

[Akata]

It's better like that ?

[George_F]

Overall better for sure.  If you zoom in on the eyes, there is a lot of pixelation in them, and in various places throughout the photo.  There is also substantial moire in the background.

Are these renders?  Or digitally hand drawn illustrations?

[Test Screen Name]

Adobe say you must not increase the number of pixels. If a 600x600 bitmap is all you have it cannot be submitted. 

[Jill_C · Accepted solution]

Jagged lines and some of them do not connect.

[Akata]

It's better ?

[Jill_C]

Yes

[Akata]

Do hou think she will be accepted?

[Akata]

Do you think she will be approved? 

[jacquelingphoto2017]

Hi @Akata,

No, I don't think so. There is also chromatic noise in those files I opened.

Best wishes

Jacquelin

[Nancy OShea]

Do you use a vector graphics app like Inkscape or Illustrator to create your artwork?  Vector produces sharp lines and crisp edges that can be scalled to any size.  That's not possible with pixel-based rasters.