SimplyAdrienne

I'm not sure when describing the colour of a person's skin became any type of racism. I'm black and post black art often describing the person by race or skin colour without any rejections.

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Slower start than usual with the number or sales but lucky start with my earnings. SS 2 subs + 1 single & other $42.20 AS 5 sales $3.81

1. As for the rasterization problem, maybe give this a try. 2. The reference image is the original image that you used. You can upload that original image as a property release. As for your extra question, Covid should be fine.

I have a very small portfolio and I've always done significantly better there than I do here. I currently still am.

I just submitted an image with 'black' as a keyword and it was accepted. I have used it as a keyword many times, including vectors with people. I'm black. That's not an offensive word where I'm from.

I should probably start by saying that I use Illustrator. You start by setting the size of the artboard to meet the 4 mp requirement. However, if your vector doesn't touch the edges of the artboard (if the artboard is exactly 4 mp), your artwork is not 4 mp. I usually just create a white background that's the size of the artboard if I want to leave some space around the vector or create an artboard that's bigger than 4 mp and make the artwork large enough.

https://www.shutterstock.com/image-vector/active-lifestyle-flat-vector-set-workout-1613719972

I just deleted the pending ones and resubmitted. Everything went smoothly after that.

You're not the only one. I currently have this problem.

The size of you vector needs to be at least 4 megapixels. If your art board is 2000x2000 px and you vector has empty space around it, it's too small. Increase the size of your artboard and make the vector bigger.