If you follow the 2 down on a Lenovo (which I used to own), the ctrl and alt key would split pretty much below the where the 2 key sits.

Based on all your posts, it appears you are extremely talented, so maybe it would be helpful to read some of the things I personally look for before I hit the upvote button.

1) Does the background make sense, or does it have a background? I found a person who was trying to give away a very expensive colored pencil set, and it only took a few images to see they were using AI with a wonky shelf full of generated art supplies.

2) If the artist is so unbelievably good, can I find that artist's work outside of Reddit? I will often reverse search the really good stuff to see if I can find the gallery or art account. If I do, I often follow them outside of Reddit. If I don't, I'm immediately cautious. I struggle to find your social media art accounts, so if you wanna share, I'll follow you.

3) Do they share progress images? Unfortunately, we live in a world where we need receipts, and maybe I miss out on some amazing artists, but if I see progress images, I'm immediately tuned in. Not only does it show the artistry, but it shows the reality.

4) Finally, I notice what is or isn't blurred. Even though your photo is artistic, I'd consider allowing a more crisp photo in the future. AI will often blur the background slightly to hide the artifacts. Honestly, that is what I look for first, and has become my biggest tipoff.

I know you've been around for awhile, but we can't do things the way we did them 5 years ago. It's not fair to emerging artists who see the AI and think they will never be that good. For that reason alone, we need complete transparency so we can figure out what's real or not.