Just checked and it is indeed an AI image based on a Asuka reference, with some change in Photoshop to make it seems less AI...

It was posted a year ago on Baldur's Gates subreddit. Technically no AI on the sub hence trying to hide it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BaldursGate3/comments/162xar0/command_grovel/?rdt=36411

I found a pretty neat description of a process by the redditor GenderJuicy and generally arguing for it the coments :

"Looks like he took this image and plugged it into ControlNet with a lower percentage, https://i.imgur.com/y3p7dN1.jpg, then used this LoRA https://civitai.com/models/106337/shadowheart-baldurs-gate-3-character-lora then took the output and used the Facet filter in Photoshop a few times to hide the "AI-ness", thus the weird design inaccuracies, nebulous inhuman designs and such.

Edit: Here you go, I did this in 2 seconds after downloading these and opening up Stable Diffusion, then used the Facet filter in Photoshop after pasting in the "Pathetic" text over it. https://imgur.com/0srdUM1

If you're going to make AI images and post them, don't act like you "made it in Photoshop". Pathetic."

Also found a guy explaining it in the coments of a repost :

https://www.deviantart.com/bitspirit3/art/Command-Grovel-979292113

I gotta admit, the brush strokes got me too it's pretty well done!

this doesn't give me the ai feel, the proportions are deliberate and there no meaningless mirroring of features, no expert either but this feels real

You are indeed naive. Why wouldn't an AI be smart enough to draw clavicles?

Sure it does!

Most of the time there are four of them, but it draws them.

Clerics literally don't need that because they're very very balanced, Jebus said so