Jacinta

India de Manila, drawing inspiration from Damian Domingo’s Tipos del Pas illustrations. The dress shows a simple camisa with modest sleeves, a plain-colored saya, and a colorful tapis wrapped around her waist, a typical clothing for working women during the 19th century. It eschews ornate details, instead focusing on the basic fabrics and colors that were commonplace among ordinary townspeople. Translated into pixel art, the skin maintains a clean and straightforward look, showcasing the social class and daily life of a Manila Indian from that era.