It was flagged for using an image you didn't make, the lighting bolt part to be specific.
You can fix this by making your own files and contacting AJValentine or me.

If you had permission to use the image you can again contact AJValentine or me with proof of this.

Thanks for the quick reply. I admit that I did not make the image in question, however I believe since I licensed the image from Adobe Stock, that allows for me to have permission to use it.

https://imgur.com/66KKwNv
https://imgur.com/HJxau7a

I doubt overkill would be allowed to use that image: https://stock.adobe.com/license-terms?prev_url=detail&standard=1&extended=1&enhanced=0&editorial=0#comparison-section

Standard Licence:

Create merchandise or products for resale or distribution where the main value of the product is associated with the asset itself. For example, you can't use the asset to create a poster, t-shirt, or coffee mug that someone would buy specifically because of the asset printed on it.

I would assume overkill would have to be the one buying the licence too to use this.

Alright, fair enough. I'll create replacement imagery. Would I be allowed to republish the skin with the adjustments to retain my votes?

Originally posted by DrakoSlay3R47:

Alright, fair enough. I'll create replacement imagery. Would I be allowed to republish the skin with the adjustments to retain my votes?

AJ would be the person to talk to about getting an item marked compatible and yes.

Guess I'll get to work then. Thanks for your time. Hope you have a good day,

Hey there. My apologies for flagging your work as incompatible. I had done so because the artwork was not of your own creation. Once I am on the computer, I shall verify the rights to use the artwork and remove the flag.

However, I must say, for yourself and any future creators, that even though you technically have the right to use other people’s artwork for your own skin creations, I would certainly advice that you design them yourself, or specifically gain the rights to use them for PAYDAY 2 workshop purposes.
If the legal rights to use someone else’s artwork is shady or ambiguous, Overkill may reject your skins to protect against being liable for copyright infringement.

I always recommend that a user design their own artwork personally, as to avoid these issues in the future.

Thank you for reading. I shall be in touch personally soon to discuss how we can avoid any issues with your current and future skins.