Hand-painted gouache folk-editorial animated film frame: dry-brush texture, flattened geometric silhouettes, warm natural light with soft volumetric rays, muted earthy palette, painterly cinematic animated-film style with handcrafted textures, minimal facial detail. Lisbon, 1755. Cinematic 16:9 composition, no text, no letters, no captions. References: image 1 is the character sheet of João the tile painter: keep the face, hair, body and clothes exactly identical; image 2 is the character sheet of Maria the lace maker: keep the face, hair, body and clothes exactly identical; image 3 is the character sheet of Pedro the 12-year-old boy: keep the face, hair, body and clothes exactly identical; image 4 is the character sheet of Inês the 7-year-old girl: keep the face, hair, body and clothes exactly identical; image 5 is the character sheet of Lourenço the green parrot: keep the face, hair, body and clothes exactly identical; image 6 shows the location and the art style: keep the same place design and painting style, but use the lighting described in the scene. Scene: The family stands in front of their new uniform Pombaline house; on its wall, a blue tile panel showing a green parrot. Exactly 5 named main character(s) as described, each appearing only once; a single cinematic scene, not a character sheet.
