Show two lenticular-style views in one portrait still

Create one still image of a fictional curved lenticular-style print from an authorised [UPLOADED PORTRAIT]. On one visible part of the curved print, frame the recognisable face with [APPROVED MOTIF A]; on another, frame the same person with [APPROVED MOTIF B]. Use fine vertical lens ridges, a gentle curve and plausible highlights to suggest two viewing angles without claiming that this static image changes as a viewer moves. Keep facial landmarks, hairstyle and natural complexion and age cues coherent across both visible portions; do not invent a different person or personality. Use vibrant poster colour and simple symbolic shapes. Leave text and dates out. Return one image and optionally check both motifs and facial continuity. Reject unrelated split-screen panels, unreadable striping, private details and mismatched faces. A generated still is not proof that a physical lenticular print was manufactured or that exact facial pixels survived.