Why were these two images rejected from Adobe Stock?

[Samura Ignoto]

Hello, I uploaded two images to Adobe Stock that were rejected. I would like to know the reason so I can fix it and not make the same mistake in the future.

These are the images that rejected me:

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[Jill_C · Accepted solution]

Some of the details of the clothing don't make sense. The second image has some strange lines outlining some of the features.

[Abambo · Accepted solution]

The first is too small, you have probably submitted a higher resolution file, with heavy upscaling errors.

The bow tie is strangely connected:

Whatever this is, it does not look right:

Your second:

In addition: the bow tie does not have any structure/detail.

Your AI confounds chair with hair:

The hair in itself contains several errors. Very abrupt out of focus simulation. If that is thought to simulate DOF, it failed:

1) out of focus

2) in focus

[Abambo]

As a side note: the refusal reason (header) is important and should always been given to us. I assume that this time you got “Quality Issue” refusals.

[Nancy OShea]

IMO, they look too synthetic. Fake like dolls but with cartoonish faces.  

If you can make corrections to gain acceptance, I'd be very curious to know if you sell any.

[Abambo]

There is a market for these manga style pictures.