Turn my portrait into a wild pinball backglass

Use an authorised [UPLOADED PORTRAIT] to make one original, fictional pinball backglass illustration built around [APPROVED THEME]. Put the person's head and shoulders in the central painted window, never in the playfield. Make the expression gently playful while retaining distinguishing facial landmarks, hairstyle, natural complexion and age cues; do not imply an exact photographic match. Frame the face with exactly two supplied [APPROVED OBJECTS], jewel-like lamps and a coherent visible ball track. Use screen-printed halftone, saturated enamel colour and glass reflections, but keep eyes and mouth clear of glare. Show score windows as abstract light blocks, not names, rankings or achievements. Return one image and optionally check that the two objects and face remain legible. No game trademarks, real-product branding, unapproved personal claims or private source-photo details. Present the result as invented arcade art, not a photograph of an existing machine.