Watkin Tree Pro

Preserve the delightful mature smiling tree, small smiling sapling, friendly kneeling tree-care worker, stem-holding and soil-patting hands, broad root flare and toolbox from input1. Pull the camera back materially and center the ENTIRE group so the mature tree is a complete contained silhouette: ALL THREE large rounded canopy masses, every outer lobe at top/left/right, both main branches and the full root flare fit inside clear white margins. No canopy edge may meet the canvas; leave at least five percent of page width outside the leftmost and rightmost crown contours, and a similar white gap above the top crown. Keep the three faces inviting and sufficiently large, with the worker and sapling beside the tree below the canopy; do not merely cut off more scenery at another edge. Keep the whole worker cap/body/knees/shoes, sapling leaves and toolbox inside the page. The worker gently holds the sapling stem with one visible hand while the other pats its soil mound, preserving coherent natural contacts. Replace ALL gray stipple, scumble, grain, hatching and shading throughout the soil mound, tree trunk, rocks, toolbox and ground with PURE WHITE broad outlined forms. The soil is one smooth white mound outlined only around its perimeter, with no tiny pebbles or dotted interior. Give the mature trunk only a few long sparse black contour lines; its interior is white, not wood grain. Three broad white rock forms may border the sapling mound. Remove the busy foreground grass tufts and dense side bushes; use only two simple broad peripheral shrub contours and a short sparse ground baseline. Preserve the complete readable business name on the toolbox, now in open outline letters. The main coloring regions are large white canopy clouds, broad white trunk/root shapes, sapling leaves, worker clothes and smooth soil mound. Do not add tools, extra plants, people, words or a new narrative.