A split portrait merges photoreal skin with crayon strokes

Split portrait artwork, vertical composition, single face divided perfectly down the center into two contrasting halves - left half and right half of the SAME person, identical facial structure and alignment.

LEFT HALF - Hyperrealistic cinematic photography:
ultra-realistic studio portrait, photographic skin with visible pores and natural texture, soft cinematic Rembrandt lighting, sharp detailed iris with catchlight, individual eyelashes, natural hair strands with depth, subtle skin tones, shot on Hasselblad 85mm f/1.4, editorial fashion photography, 8K detail, photoreal.

RIGHT HALF - Raw hand-drawn crayon and colored-pencil illustration:
expressive sketch of the exact same face, bold loose strokes in cobalt blue, cadmium yellow, vermilion red, and burnt orange, visible wax crayon texture, scribbled colored-pencil shading, rough cross-hatching, abstract simplified features, paper grain visible, artistic imperfection, gestural marks, unfinished raw aesthetic, oil pastel smudges, childlike yet sophisticated art-school energy.

CENTER DIVISION - Torn paper edge running vertically down the middle, ragged irregular tear with white paper fibers, subtle shadow under the torn edge, both halves perfectly aligned so eyes, nose, lips, and jawline match across the split.

STYLE - Modern gallery poster, editorial fashion-art fusion, photoreal-meets-abstract, high contrast, minimal off-white or warm beige background, museum-quality print aesthetic, vertical 2:3 portrait ratio, ultra-detailed, premium artistic composition, contemporary art magazine cover vibe.

Negative: blurry, low resolution, distorted face alignment, mismatched halves, cartoonish realism, digital painting on illustrated side, clean lines on sketch side, watermark, text, signature.