Horizontal-motion screenprint travel poster

Create one independent 3:4 vertical top-and-bottom comparison transformation poster. In the upper half, fully preserve the authentic input photograph of a Thai travel street scene: do not crop out the main subject, turn it into an illustration, or alter its original colors.

In the lower half, extract the street, buildings, stalls, trees, vehicles, and people from the same photograph, and redraw them as a high-contrast two-color black-and-vermilion screenprint on off-white paper. Use coarse-grained ink, dry-brush edges, slight registration misalignment, broad thick horizontal lines, horizontal motion blur, and speed streaks to express lateral movement.

Preserve the number, poses, clothing, direction of movement, and key silhouettes of the people or vehicles. The lower half may change the crop, scale, and information density, but the scene must remain recognizable.

Use a thin white dividing line in the middle. Do not add text, logos, watermarks, original-image corner labels, AI corner labels, or multi-image collages.