#Painter Ashgrove

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Concerned About Paint Quality? How Can a Professional Painter in Ashgrove Ensure Lasting Results?

When it comes to painting your home or business, quality matters. Whether you’re giving your space a fresh look or protecting it from the elements, the right paint and technique are essential for a finish that lasts. If you're concerned about paint quality and how to achieve durable, long-lasting results, hiring a professional Painter in Ashgrove is your best solution. At HLR Painting CO., we pride ourselves on delivering high-quality painting services that stand the test of time.

Understanding the Importance of Paint Quality

Many homeowners may not realize how much paint quality can affect the overall look and longevity of their painted surfaces. Low-quality paint can fade quickly, chip easily, or fail to protect against weather elements. Over time, this leads to peeling, cracks, and the need for frequent touch-ups. For this reason, opting for premium paint and skilled application by a Painter in Ashgrove can make a significant difference.

At HLR Painting CO., we use only top-grade paints designed for durability. These high-quality materials offer better adhesion, increased coverage, and resistance to UV rays, moisture, and dirt. By choosing superior products, we ensure that your property will have a flawless finish that remains vibrant for years to come.

The Expertise of a Professional Painter

Beyond paint quality, the application process is critical to achieving long-lasting results. Even the best paints can fail if not applied properly. This is where hiring a professional Painter in Ashgrove plays a key role. At HLR Painting CO., our experienced painters understand the nuances of different surfaces and know the correct techniques to apply each type of paint.

Surface preparation is essential in any painting job. Our painters meticulously clean and prepare surfaces by sanding, filling cracks, and applying primer to ensure the paint adheres evenly and smoothly. Without these steps, the paint may peel or bubble prematurely, requiring costly repairs down the line. Additionally, we make sure the environment is suitable for painting, ensuring the right temperature and humidity levels to prevent any issues during the drying process.

Achieving a Professional Finish

When you hire HLR Painting CO., you're investing in precision and attention to detail. Our team of experts is committed to delivering a professional finish that not only looks great but also lasts. We use the best tools and techniques to ensure clean lines, even coverage, and smooth textures, creating a polished look that enhances your space.

Moreover, our Painter in Ashgrove understands the importance of selecting the right paint for each project. Whether it’s interior or exterior painting, our experts choose paints with the appropriate properties to withstand wear and tear. For example, exterior paints need to be weather-resistant, while interior paints should be easy to clean and maintain.

Long-Lasting Protection for Your Property

Another benefit of working with a professional Painter in Ashgrove from HLR Painting CO. is the lasting protection provided by our painting services. High-quality paints form a protective layer over your walls, shielding them from moisture, mold, mildew, and other environmental factors that can cause damage. This is especially important for exterior painting projects, where homes are constantly exposed to harsh weather conditions.

We also ensure that the paint is applied in layers, providing added durability and a richer, more vibrant finish. This multi-layered approach not only enhances the appearance of your property but also protects it from deterioration, reducing the need for frequent repainting and maintenance.

Conclusion

If you're concerned about paint quality and want to ensure lasting results, a professional Painter in Ashgrove from HLR Painting CO. is the solution you need. With our expertise, high-quality materials, and attention to detail, we deliver painting services that transform and protect your property for years to come. Don’t settle for less—contact us today and experience the difference that professional painting can make.

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Painter Ashgrove

One key distinction that sets Signature Painters apart is our commitment to quality workmanship. While some may be tempted to opt for cheaper paintwork solutions, we firmly believe in the importance of investing in high-quality painting services. Cheap paintwork may initially seem cost-effective but often leads to premature deterioration, requiring frequent touch-ups and repairs. In contrast, our meticulous attention to detail, combined with the use of premium paints and materials, ensures long-lasting results that stand the test of time. Painter Ashgrove

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tagged by @mariahwritesstuff, thank you as always <3

Quest - from Ashgrove, the only thing I can get is "question" a few times

“I bet you could still make it as a painter someday,” they say, deftly avoiding the bait of Tom’s unasked question.

Blade - from Orion's short story

He freezes, craning his head back for the best angle he can get; from between his shoulder blades, centered over his spine, stare back a pair of dark blue eyes.

Joke - from Ashgrove

"I--what?" He laughs, a nervous gut reaction, but she doesn't break and tell him she's joking.

Fight - from Ashgrove

Kris closes their eyes to gather their focus; the ghost of their last shift still haunts their worn-out muscles, fighting against the demand to bend into another shape yet again.

tagging @skyekilaen @vivrune @nanashi23 to search for page, flush, tight, and dress :)

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“I try to be graceful and elegant, but I can’t seem to stop being a clumsy idiot.” With the painter baby,,, maybe he’s preparing for an art show or something, maybe he’s just being his usual disaster self in the paint studio ifbaihdw

uuhh @flower-vixen and @alvie-ashgrove if ya wanna read my shit <.< 

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It was bound to be a busy week. Issac had to get good pictures taken of his newest pieces, and those pictures had to be uploaded on his website -thankfully his twin Aiden helped out with that- and then there was also a gallery he was supposed to go to at the end of the week.

He didn’t stress about it, but it was a lot of work he really didn’t want to do. Plus he accidentally broke one of his canvases due to an unfortunate tripping accident. At least it hadn’t been a painting he really cared for.

“Illyyyy!”, Issac dramatically draped himself over Illinois, who was sitting on the couch reading. He was over a lot, though currently it was more for emotional support and help rather than modelling for art. “You’re supposed to be working.”, Illinois hummed, looking down from his book at Issac’s expression. He still had some paint smeared on his cheek -it wouldn’t be Issac if there wasn’t paint covering him somewhere, would it be? “I don’t want to anymore. It’s boring.”, Issac complained, sighing as he shifted to lay more comfortably. At least Illinois’ lap was rather comfortable. “Work tends to be boring sweetie. You even complain while painting.” “Well painting is also boring! Sometimes, at least. Won’t you let me paint you?” “Not until you’re done.” “Urggh....”.

Issac sighed, laying an arm over his eyes. He didn’t want to do more work! But, he shifted to sit up, groaning miserably all the way, as he stood up once more. He’d have to get ready to go out then, which meant making sure he was cleaned up, and dressed properly. With a lot of whining he went to do just that, eventually back behind the couch and snaking his arms around Illinois’ neck, resting his head atop of Illinois’. “Will you drive with me at least?”, Issac asked, grumbling when Illinois’ chuckled, laying down his book. “Of course I will.”.

Illinois’ helped get the selected paintings to go and get some good pictures taken of them, before bringing them to the gallery that would be showing them as well. Their journey involved both of them getting lost on the way once, with neither knowing which way was the right way, and then being confused when they arrived at the gallery as well. At least after they went to get some coffee, which of course meant disaster. Not only did Issac run into someone and made them drop their coffee -which he of course replaced- but he also walked into a glass door, and then tripped and spilled his own coffee.

It was to the great amusement of Illinois’, even though he, too, pulled on a push door, and was confused for a complete minute until he realized his mistake. At least they got safely back to their car, and onto their way back home. Issac made sure to text Aiden that he had new pictures, and hold onto his cup so it didn’t spill in the car accidentally.

“Going to the gallery this weekend is going to be a trip.”, Illinois chuckled, smiling as he drove. He always enjoyed going with Issac, even though he didn’t understand pretty much anything about art. “I try to be graceful and elegant, but I can’t seem to stop being a clumsy idiot.”, Issac whined, crossing his arms. He did genuinely try -and if only looking at pictures of him, he’d succeed with being graceful and elegant. But sadly, a lot of people got to see what an idiot he was. Especially considering a certain somehow loved to post pictures and videos of him being an idiot. “You’re adorable when you’re being an idiot though~”, Illinois hummed, laughing lightly as Issac hit his shoulder with a pout.

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Painters Ashgrove

HOUSE PAINTERS ASHGROVE Painters Ashgrove will upgrade the look of your home with fresh coats of quality long lasting paint. We’re trained to handle any type of painting job. We offer interior and exterior painting services at a very reasonable price. We take care of everything, so all that is left for you to do is to select a colour for your home (Which we can help with also). We’re friendly, professional and knowledgable.

COMMERCIAL PAINTERS ASHGROVE Getting your commercial building in Ashgrove painted is an investment. You don’t need to hire expensive architects to create a sophisticated facade. All it really takes is a paint job. At BJC Painters Ashgrove, we specialist in commercial painting. We not only enhance the look of your building, we also guarantee that our superior quality paint will protect your building from corrosion and damage.

Whether you want your home or office building remodeled or updated, the paint color plays an important role when it comes to the aesthetic aspect of your home. Choosing the right color can have a huge effect on your home’s ambiance. If you want it to be energetic, the paint color will also be a factor to consider. Although choosing paint colors can be fun, you need to make sure that the process of color selection is done properly.

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House Painters Paddington

Are you looking for the house painters in Paddington which specializes in providing  the highest quality of interior and exterior paint solutions? We at Attentive Painting & Decorating are experts in providing high quality, highly efficient and quality oriented painting solutions for all kinds of needs. Our extensive knowledge about paint and other material will give the best results. visit https://www.attentive.com.au/exterior-painters-paddington , for more details.

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We’re Painters with Exceptional Talent in Ashgrove

Website: https://www.bjcpaintingservices.com.au/ Address: 82 King St, Thornlands QLD 4164, Australia Hours open: M-F 8 am to 5 pm and Weekends 10 am to 4 pm +61 402 764 497 Email: brett@bjcpaintingservices.com.au

The upmarket, leafy residential area of Ashgrove is a beautiful suburb to live in, so it’s natural that there has been an increase in the number of houses and apartments built in the area over the years. Many Ashgrove houses have immaculately painted and decorated exteriors, and this is thanks to the team at BJC Painting Services. We’re interior and exterior painters on a mission to provide Ashgrove residents with exceptional artistry.

Transform Your Home Today

Changing your home’s façade from plain to elegant is as simple as a swipe of a brush. We’ll make sure that your house’s features are accentuated in a manner that’s aesthetically appealing and shows off its personality, both on the inside and outside. With the right paint, you can transform your home into a contemporary or traditional haven that will turn heads, adding immediate value to your property should you desire to put it up for sale.

We’re Skilled Painters

Our painters are experienced in a variety of painting techniques, which enables them to deliver excellent results that surpass expectations. Because we’re determined to offer our clients only the best, we only use premium Dulux paint for a perfect finish. Our team will work around the clock to effectively complete any size paint job at a time suitable to you. As professionals, we understand the necessity of minimising disruptions on the job, so that you can carry out your daily routine without disturbance.

Our Services Include:

House washing in preparation for painting

Detailed home façade evaluation and recommendations

Loose paint, mould, dirt and mildew removal

Colour scheme generation based on the style of design of your home

Surface preparation for longer lasting and more even painting

Age matching of paint colour for heritage or older homes

Fence and deck painting and staining

Commercial Painting in Ashgrove

We don’t only work on residential property as our painting services also cater to commercial and industrial properties and buildings around Ashgrove. Our painters’ in-depth knowledge and expertise give us an advantage when it comes to accomplishing professional painting work. We have a reputation that speaks for itself, and plenty of local retail store, building and development contracts to testify to our popularity.

It’s time you transformed your property. Call BJC Painting Services today on 0402 764 497.

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Susan Simonini · Double Happy

Susan Simonini · Double Happy

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Queensland artist Susan Simonini. Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

Susan has expanded her artistic practice to include ceramics. Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

Her range ‘Double Happy’ is opening at Paper Boat Press on September 8th. Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

‘I love to pinch and coil the clay and most of my tableware is made using hand rolled slabs and plaster moulds,’ says Susan. Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

Using decoration, colour and form, Susan has made pieces for her ‘Double Happy’ exhibition that try to convey happiness. Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

Susan will unveil the collection at an Opening Night on Friday 8th September at Paper Boat Press. Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

‘I have one small electric kiln which runs pretty much around the clock. Sometimes I hire a larger kiln if I have a big order or larger pieces to fire,’ tells Susan. ‘There’s nothing quite like opening the kiln after weeks of work!’ Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

Inside Susan’s studio. Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

‘My painting and ceramics inform one another. Often I’ll be drawing and painting, and suddenly a colour, line or shape will spark an idea for a ceramic piece,’ tells the artist. ‘I love the immediacy of painting, but also perversely enjoy the process and unpredictability of ceramics.’ Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

‘I don’t like to pre-plan and allow the clay and the process to inform the work. I definitely don’t sketch anything out, that’s way too organised for me!’ Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

Studio details. Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

The ceramicist at work. Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

Ceramics for ‘Double Happy’. Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

Susan’s highly decorated pieces, which are a clear extension of her painting and printmaking practice. Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

Ceramics for ‘Double Happy’. Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

‘I’ve been incredibly busy these past few years. I’m looking forward to slowing down a little and refining my practice. I can’t wait for the inspiration that a change of scenery and climate brings!’ Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

Stunning paintings by Susan carry on her signature motifs. Photo – Mindi Cooke for The Design Files.

The creative path can be particularly winding and uncertain, as much as it may be flecked with gold. Susan Simonini studied fine art then spent 15 years as a professional painter, working very hard to carve out a semi-regular income. When the Global Financial Crisis hit, the galleries that represented Susan closed, so she returned to university and completed a teaching diploma. Her head urged her on, but Susan’s heart yearned for greater creative freedom. Frustrated, she enrolled in an evening pottery class and swiftly fell for clay. Its surfaces offered opportunities for decoration that integrated her fine art practice, and the functional forms gave the work an appealing sense of purpose.

Back in 2013, Susan popped a few pieces on Etsy and was thrilled when they were quickly snapped up. ‘In contrast to my painting career, one thing just seemed to naturally and easily lead to another!’ Susan explains. Today the artist has a thriving practice and a large, enthusiastic audience. Her ceramic work is simple, rustic and whimsical and tends toward two strands: one more organic in nature and glazed to enhance the earthiness of the clay, and the other highly decorated – a clear extension of Susan’s painting and printmaking practice.

Working from a home-based studio on the Gold Coast, Susan has transformed a single garage into her clay space, and an attached room is used for admin and design/art. Yes, Susan has also maintained her painting practice, and has an exciting exhibition coming up which incorporates both!

‘Double Happy’ will run at Paper Boat Press in Brisbane from September 8th to 23rd. ‘My customers often say that my ceramics or art makes them happy, and this exhibition explores how an object can affect our mood. Is there an unintentional purpose beyond an object’s functional use? Does surface decoration change a cup or a bowl into a work of art? Using decoration, colour and form, I’ve tried to make pieces which embody happiness.’

Following ‘Double Happy’ Susan and her husband are making the big move to Tassie! With their three sons now old enough to fend (mostly) for themselves, the couple have acreage near Devonport where they plan to create a new home and pottery studio, and to simplify their lifestyle. We wish them oodles of happiness!

‘Double Happy’ by Susan Simonini September 8th to September 23rd Opening Night Friday 8th September, 6 to 8pm Paper Boat Press 60 Ashgrove Crescent, Ashgrove, Brisbane

Keep up to date with the next chapter of Susan’s creative journey in Tasmania by following her Instagram feed, here.

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‘You stayed up past your bedtime again, didn’t you?’ With painter Author and Illinois (but if you can’t write Illinois then with Host uwu)

I love my painter boi

uuhh @flower-vixen and @alvie-ashgrove if ya wanna read my shit <.<

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The sun was shining through the big windows, bathing everything in a warm orange glow. Issac stood at his easel, hands covered in paint, gingerly moving his brush across the canvas. His eyes were half-lidded, movements slow and sluggish. He dragged the paint across the canvas slowly and carefully, staring at it but not actually seeing. He was tired, and his mind was empty, not thinking about really anything.

Considering his apartment was pretty much open-plan, the chaos he caused was visible everywhere. There were paint-stains pretty much everywhere, mostly from Issac forgetting that there was paint on his fingers. And arms. Pretty much anywhere on him, there could be paint. He reached over to the box he used as little table, not really paying much attention to which mug he grabbed. He was rather certain he had a cup of coffee still sitting there.

Taking a sip from the jar he grabbed, he scrunched up his nose, coughing, and set it back down. Paint water. Alright, next try... Cold coffee. “Urgh.”, he set the cup down as well, washing out his brush slowly, before setting it down. He looked at his colour-palette, blinking a couple times, before setting it down too. His thumb was pretty colourful. His palm also got some more paint on it. His other hand looked worse, though. He roughly wiped his hands on his apron, before pulling it off and hanging it onto the empty easel. He yawned, stretching and listening to his joints pop.

He grabbed both cup and jar from his box and walked over to the kitchen part of the apartment, dumping the liquids into the sink and setting them down there then. He even attempted washing his hands, though quite a bit of paint still stuck to his skin.

Issac could hear the front door open, though he didn’t bother to look who it was. There were only two people with the keys to his apartment anyway, so he had no reason to be worried. Deciding he should change out of his paint-covered clothes, he swayed out of the “kitchen” to make his way to the bathroom. Walking right into the coffee-table, making him yelp and stumble into an armchair, making him lose his footing, making him fall-

“You stayed up past your bedtime again, didn’t you?”, the silky smooth voice Issac had grown so accustomed to, with its lovely dialect. “Mhh... I was painting.”, Issac muttered, nuzzling into Illinois’ chest, happy about the strong arms wrapped around him, saved from falling. “You were drinking your paint water darling...”, Illinois hummed, making Issac huff and bury his face further in Illinois’ chest. “You’re getting paint all over me sweetcheeks.”, Illinois chuckled, the movement going through Issac as he clung to the other. “Not my fault.” “Very much your fault.” “Mh-mh.” Illinois smiled lightly, shaking his head in a fond manner, shifting to pull Issac off of him before picking him up, letting the tired man nuzzle into his neck.

“Let’s get you into clean clothes and into bed~”, Illinois hummed, carrying Issac to the slightly shielded part with his bed and most of his clothes. “You trying to get into my pants?”, Issac asked with an amused little grin, delighted in Illinois’ light laughter in reply. “I’m certainly trying to get you out of your pants~”, he replied cheekily, making Issac giggle lightly in turn. “Naughty boy.”, he murmured, letting go of Illinois when he was being set down onto a chair, to not get paint on his bed. “Now get out of your clothes sweetheart, and I’ll take good care of you~”, Illinois was clearly having his fun, though Issac complied, pulling off his clothes somewhat haphazardly, until he was in his underwear. Illinois threw some pajamas at Issac, which hit him square in the face, making him sputter.

“Get dressed and in bed darling.”, Illinois put his hands on his hips, watching his friend trying to get dressed. Seeing how he was putting on his clothes backwards, he sighed, walking over and helping him. “Nap with me?”, Issac requested softly, looking up at Illinois once he was properly dressed, and falling into his bed. “Alright. But just this time~”, Illinois hummed, saying what he always said, pulling off his jacket to join Issac -who was barely awake, buried beneath his blankets, just so watching Illinois to make sure he’d come.

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For those who are looking for reliable and cost effective painters in Toowong, Attentive Painting and decorating is the name for them. They are the most trust worthy and quality oriented painters who are determined to provide the best job and value to their clients, every time. As one of the leading house painters in Ashgrove they leave no space for errors. Give them a call and see what they have to offer. You will be impressed with their commitment to serve and quality control.

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