Cartel de Contraste de Memoria con Impresión en Xilografía

Create a vertical 3:4 poster comparing a "photo + woodcut impression" side by side. The upper portion, about 42%–52%, retains the input photo itself, preserving the number, poses, contours, perspective, lighting, and true colors of people, animals, buildings, and objects, with only light publication-grade color grading; do not replace the location, add unrelated subjects, or add watermarks or corner labels from the original or AI image. The lower portion shows a workbench with the same photo just completed as a handmade print: place a woodblock with real thickness and side profile, with visible grain, fibers, chisel marks, chipped corners, wood shavings, and contact shadows on the surface; also place a print of the same edition pressed onto warm white handmade paper. The woodblock and the ink print must correspond one-to-one to the input photo, preserving the number of subjects, poses, perspective, and key contours, but cropping and scale may be changed. Compress the photo into bold relief/incised block areas, directional short knife strokes, and a few irregular hatching lines. The carving marks must show manual variation in depth, burrs, local uncut areas, and grain showing through; the ink print must show uneven pressure, local ink loss, slight ink bleeding, misregistration, paper wrinkles, and wood grain impressions. Extract 1–2 matte deep ink colors from the photo, and add one low-saturation source color if desired. Keep some blank space and include a very small edition mark, IMPRESSION 01. Prohibit metal engraving, banknote guilloche patterns, uniform fine screens, ceramic mosaics, beadwork, fabric embroidery, digital glitches, full-image filters, fictional landmarks, logos, watermarks, and gibberish.