Hello, little chick

A newly hatched chick peeks proudly from one broad broken eggshell in an imagined shallow hatchery tray. Make the chick and shell very large and expressive, with a rounded body, small coherent beak, two small wings and a few broad shell pieces. Use the first photograph only for young chick proportions and the tray context. Keep clear baby-chick proportions: no adult comb, wattles or heavy body. One foot may emerge at the shell edge with clear attachment; avoid tiny feather texture. Put 'Townline Hatchery' once on the broad front lip of the imagined tray. Keep nearly all the page in a few large white shapes. This is a playful animal portrait, not a public hatchery tour or a depiction of egg sales.