Split Frame Male Personal Branding Poster

Use my uploaded photo/photo(s) as the only identity reference for the person. Preserve the real face, age, skin tone, hairstyle, body build, facial proportions and unique identifying features with the highest possible accuracy. Create a high-quality original poster in a vertical 4:5 ratio, following this specific concept: Split Frame Male Personal Branding Poster. Composition and Pose Place the referenced man's waist-up portrait inside a tall right-side frame. Use the left side for [NAME], [ROLE] and one short [INTRODUCTION LINE]. Keep both sides aligned with equal outer margins and use a thin vertical divider. Show the subject facing the camera with relaxed shoulders. Clothing, Materials and Styling A dark olive overshirt over a cream top, warm-grey background and charcoal-and-white text panels. Background and Lighting Soft studio portrait light, natural skin detail and crisp graphic borders with no distorted crop. Identity Preservation — Highest Priority Every face must remain immediately recognisable as the same person in the supplied reference. Accurately preserve: - Face shape, forehead, hairline and facial proportions - Eyebrows, eye shape, eyelids and eye spacing - Nose shape, lips, cheeks, jawline, chin and ears - Real age, skin tone, body build and natural asymmetry - Hairstyle, hair texture and facial hair where present - Freckles, moles and other distinctive details Do not reshape, slim, widen, age, de-age, replace, blend or reinterpret facial structure. Avoid generic model faces, enlarged eyes and artificial plastic skin. Make only the modest expression change and wardrobe change described in this prompt. For the specified painted or drawn treatment, preserve recognisable identity beneath the illustration style. Retain the original hairstyle and identifying details; use subtle grooming only without changing identity. Text and Poster Layout Replace all bracketed fields with my final supplied text before generating. Keep titles and captions separate from faces, eyes and essential outfit detail. Do not invent credentials, achievements, awards, dates, quotations, publication names or film credits. Leave out any field I do not supply. Use original campaign or story branding and maintain generous outer margins. Quality and Finish Combine the specified portrait or illustration treatment with a deliberate graphic hierarchy. Keep typography crisp, text areas plain, colours restrained and visual spacing balanced. Preserve correct anatomy, believable object construction and consistent lighting wherever photography is used. Follow the intended painted or drawn style when requested instead of mixing incompatible rendering styles. Keep the main subject readable at a small gallery-preview size. Avoid: extra people, incorrect person count, blended identities, duplicate faces outside intended panels, extra arms, missing fingers, fused hands, covered faces, distorted body proportions, excessive skin smoothing, blurry eyes, unwanted watermarks and unintended text. Include only the people, objects and wording explicitly requested.