Turn my portrait into a playful giant window decal

Use an authorised [UPLOADED PORTRAIT] that already shows the person beside enough empty glass for a decal; if it does not, ask for a suitable source rather than inventing a new body, pose or location. Make one clearly staged composite: retain the real person's visible face, hands, body and clothing from the source, and place a larger translucent vinyl caricature of their head and shoulders only on the empty window pane. Keep the illustrated likeness recognisable through facial landmarks, hairstyle and natural complexion cues without promising exact pixels. Add one supplied [APPROVED OBJECT] as a bold vinyl shape aligned for a simple forced-perspective joke, but do not make the person's hand appear to grip it if the source pose cannot support that alignment. Show glass reflections and decal edges while keeping both faces readable. No signage, business claim, identifiable bystanders, private location details or implication that a physical decal exists. Return one image and optionally check alignment and untouched source regions; composite protected facial pixels when exact preservation is required.