I wanted to show you how we created with Johanna Capelle the Grunge Wall Textures pack I propose on my store.
Johanna and I, we work together on Pixelref, an online art resource we created for royalty-free traditional and digital paintings assets, textures and brushes, reference photos and masked images.
To create this texture pack we took inspiration from the Ghibli style of painting in order to get the poetic and vibrating aspect that we find in the japanese animation background.
The paintings are done using Nicker Poster Colour paints. It’s the kind of paint used by Ghibli's artists like Kazuo Oga or in other famous animation studios like Deho Gallery. Poster Color are a highly pigmented paint that requires few material to work.
For the anecdote, Nicker is the first producer of Poster Color, from 1950 in Japan. The little company started to grow in 1963 when Osamu Tezuka's production turned to her paintings to create the animation of Astro the Little Robot.Tezuka wanted a very specific black for Astro and Nicker managed to formulate it. After that they continued to provide him specific colors and progressively Poster Color paints had been used in all the japanese animation studios.
So to create the wall textures Johanna starts with the general color nuances.
After this first step she does the fake roughness with diluted paint. As it's a reversible paint, it’s easy to remodel the volumes she wants.
To finish she uses the paint without dilution to emphasize the lights and shadows.
It's a subtle work of trompe l'oeil and stylisation to create the good balance between cartoon and realistic shape language.

The textures we propose had been painted on a 32cm X 24cm pieces of paper, then scan in 600ppp to obtain a very high resolution files perfect to be integrated in any digital composition and give an interesting traditional touch!
If you are interested to know how I use this textures to created artworks, you can read my previous blog article : How to give volumes and Ghibli style textures to your architectural artworks
And to see the content of the pack, you can go on my Artstation store.
Have a good day !