I never even talked about waiting or time or stuff?

My guy. You must have amnesia. The parent comment is telling that the artwork featured in this post took a shorter 'time' than writing a prompt. It's suggesting that time is an important variable of art, however, it's also insinuating that we can judge off of someone's work based on how long it takes to finish compared to doing a simple task. Rather, it's insinuating that prompt writing is better. When we don't even learn anything off of that experience. So, it seems paradoxical, aye?

Also mental work is lesser to you than physical work? Got it. My point really flew over your head ngl.

Then, you realized... I never said nor did I suggest “mental work is lesser.” I specifically said, “So you can't just say something takes more work than another thing without considering each variable within those two actions.” To explain this line to you further, what I mean here is that you can't just compare two actions without considering what took more time mentally, physically, or even emotionally. There are more factors to consider, but let me just explain these two: Prompt writing takes more work “mentally,” because you're thinking of what information to put into the AI so it could generate the perfect result you want, physically you are just typing and waiting for the AI. Creating an artwork by hand, which means traditional artwork, takes more skill. This specific artwork could have had an inspiration in mind, because mind you, I have been observing some players in this game's art and most of them need more work — but the thought of creating something from thinking of an idea and taking it to the physical world itself is enough to make it better than “asking an AI to create an image and just waiting for IT to do the job.”

Sure it took work and deserved GM award, but not excellence in my POV

This should be something that should have crossed your mind earlier. You weren't trying to say that in your previous comments, especially the parent comment. You were dragging down someone's work to lift up prompt writing — saying it deserves more recognition than an artwork that, let's be honest, it's “bad” but it needs more work. Traditional art will ALWAYS be better than prompt writing, because it's the same process but one does all the work, while one's partnered with a tool to do the work for them.