Create 9 separate square PNG images (1024x1024) for a "Stone Garden": each file is the stone statue version of one input creature.

The 9 input images are PNG files with no file extension, and each output comes from the input with the same number: .imd/reads/artifacts/egg_1 -> artifacts/stone_1.png; .imd/reads/artifacts/egg_2 -> artifacts/stone_2.png; .imd/reads/artifacts/egg_3 -> artifacts/stone_3.png; .imd/reads/artifacts/egg_4 -> artifacts/stone_4.png; .imd/reads/artifacts/egg_5 -> artifacts/stone_5.png; .imd/reads/artifacts/egg_6 -> artifacts/stone_6.png; .imd/reads/artifacts/egg_7 -> artifacts/stone_7.png; .imd/reads/artifacts/egg_8 -> artifacts/stone_8.png; .imd/reads/artifacts/egg_9 -> artifacts/stone_9.png.

Each input is a Hatchling: a small round chubby body, stubby arms and feet, big soft eyes, and the top half of its own cracked eggshell worn like a helmet on its head.

The 9 stand in almost the same pose, so what tells them apart, and must stay easy to read in stone, is the helmet pattern and the accessory: egg_1 -> stone_1: helmet pattern polka dots, accessory a small leaf sprout on top; egg_2 -> stone_2: helmet pattern zigzag band, accessory a knitted scarf; egg_3 -> stone_3: helmet pattern tiny stars, accessory a star sticker on the helmet; egg_4 -> stone_4: helmet pattern thin stripes, accessory a tiny backpack; egg_5 -> stone_5: helmet pattern speckles, accessory a daisy behind the helmet; egg_6 -> stone_6: helmet pattern checkerboard, accessory a ribbon bow; egg_7 -> stone_7: helmet pattern little leaves, accessory a little bandage on the cheek; egg_8 -> stone_8: helmet pattern waves, accessory a tiny bell on a string; egg_9 -> stone_9: helmet pattern dots and dashes, no accessory (do not add one).

Carve each helmet pattern in low relief so it still shows clearly, and carve each accessory in stone in the same place. Keep what makes each creature recognizable, so anyone can tell which one it was: the SAME creature, the SAME pose, the SAME silhouette, the SAME helmet pattern and the SAME accessory as its input, the same isometric three-quarter view and the same size in the frame.

Only the material changes: matte carved grey stone with a grainy texture, a few fine cracks, and a little green moss on the base and on the rim of the eggshell helmet. Keep the moss light: it never hides the helmet pattern or the accessory. The body color disappears: the whole statue is stone, the accessory too.

The eyes are carved in stone, with no shine. The lilac pedestal becomes a carved stone pedestal of the same shape. The background and lighting stay the same as in the input: the same plain soft pastel gradient background and the same soft studio lighting.

Original design, not Pokemon. No text, no letters, no logos, no watermark. If your image tool cannot take an image as input, say so in README.md and in your summary, then look at each input yourself and describe it in detail (body shape, pose, helmet pattern, accessory) in the prompt for its statue.