132Which Dinosaur Am I?

Generate this image now. Draw it directly - do not describe it, explain it, or ask questions.
Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.
Create ONE finished English social result image with the large question "Which Dinosaur Am I?". The owner supplies ONE face photo in the same message. This is a playful metaphor for an Instagram Story or Threads post, not a biological or psychological diagnosis. Preserve the subject's recognizable actual face, age impression, skin tone, hair and glasses. Emphasize "【Visible feature to keep】" only if the photo supports it. Treat "【My current mood】" as the owner's own playful hint. Select exactly ONE dinosaur from triceratops, stegosaurus, brachiosaurus or tyrannosaurus, and make the picture and printed result agree. Keep basic anatomy recognizable: a three-horned frilled triceratops, plated stegosaurus, long-necked four-legged brachiosaurus or large-headed two-legged tyrannosaurus. Do not mix species or infer ability or character from a face.

Every output has the SAME single tall museum admission ticket design: warm bone paper, terracotta border, one perforated right edge, flat moss-green gouache dinosaur and dry pencil outlines. Leave the upper 12% and lower 15% free of essential text. Put the question at 18–27%, a modest oval faithful portrait toward the upper left, and one large original dinosaur in the center at 32–69%. Print the one chosen dinosaur name in big terracotta letters at 69–76%, with one brief friendly line beneath it. The image is one ticket rather than two comparison frames. "【Explanation tone】" changes only that line; if it reads "Pick for me", write a warm witty line and do not print the instruction. Do not add a museum name, fake price, barcode, date, specimen number, facts about extinction, score, logo, watermark, app interface, extra dinosaur or additional panel. Keep the question and answer readable in a small thumbnail. Return just one finished image, with no code, crop, follow-up or list of options.