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Agency Based Discussion => iStockPhoto.com => Topic started by: Dreamframer on December 22, 2018, 18:31

Title: New Submission Guidelines for Raster Illustrations?
Post by: Dreamframer on December 22, 2018, 18:31
I uploaded one raster illustration to Istock a couple of days ago under "Creative Images" category, and the illustration was accepted. Only a day later I uploaded another one, and that one was rejected with this reason: "In ESP we have merged raster (JPEG) illustrations with vector illustrations under the ‘Illustration’ Artist’s Supply Agreement. As such, we ask that you please submit both raster and vector illustration uploads using the new ESP system as ‘Illustrations’."

Does this mean that from now on raster illustrations should be uploaded in the same batch as vector illustrations? Was there any announcement that I missed?

Thank you!
Title: Re: New Submission Guidelines for Raster Illustrations?
Post by: ShadySue on December 22, 2018, 18:46
2 years ago, check out iS's illustration forum.
Title: Re: New Submission Guidelines for Raster Illustrations?
Post by: Dreamframer on December 22, 2018, 19:42
Wow, Thank you ShadySue lol. I submitted more than 100 raster illustrations as creative images so fat, and they were all accepted. Maybe I should contact them and ask them to move them into "illustrations" category.
Title: Re: New Submission Guidelines for Raster Illustrations?
Post by: ShadySue on December 22, 2018, 19:47
Wow, Thank you ShadySue lol. I submitted more than 100 raster illustrations as creative images so fat, and they were all accepted. Maybe I should contact them and ask them to move them into "illustrations" category.
LOL!
Just shows how thorough their inspection process is nowadays!  ::)
Title: Re: New Submission Guidelines for Raster Illustrations?
Post by: Dreamframer on December 22, 2018, 19:52
Wow, Thank you ShadySue lol. I submitted more than 100 raster illustrations as creative images so fat, and they were all accepted. Maybe I should contact them and ask them to move them into "illustrations" category.
LOL!
Just shows how thorough their inspection process is nowadays!  ::)
:D