Create a split-screen illustration to represent the 'hammer and nail' paradox and the epiphany moment. On the left side: Draw a person (representing a Jenkins developer) holding an oversized hammer labeled 'GitHub Releases'. Around them, scatter various objects that all resemble nails, but with labels like 'JDK Updates', 'Version Management', and 'Release Tracking'. The person should look frustrated, trying to hammer these 'nails' into a surface labeled 'Jenkins Workflow'. On the right side: Show the same person having an 'aha!' moment, represented by a bright lightbulb over their head. They're now standing in front of a advanced multi-tool device labeled 'Temurin API'. This device should have various attachments suitable for different tasks, contrasting with the one-size-fits-all hammer. In the background of the right side, depict a streamlined process flow chart, showing how the Temurin API simplifies JDK management. Between the two sides, draw a large, glowing divider labeled 'Epiphany', symbolizing the moment of realization. Use contrasting colors: muted, frustrated tones on the left, and bright, optimistic colors on the right. Add some tech-inspired elements like binary code or circuit patterns in the background to reinforce the software development context.