Crisp lines. Bold logos. Game-ready fields.

Athletic field stenciling and painting for schools, leagues, and facilities across east-central Indiana — plus regular interior and exterior painting for homes and buildings. We can paint it for you, or make you a custom stencil so you can paint it yourself. Either way, the kind of field that looks sharp from the first row to the top of the stands.

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What We Paint

Seven services, one standard: straight lines, bold color, and work that reads clearly from anywhere in the stands.

Signature Work

Midfield Logo Stencils

Your logo at the 50 is the centerpiece of the whole field — it ends up in every team photo and every highlight shot. We stencil and paint midfield logos sized to your field and matched to your artwork and school colors, with solid color and clean, sharp edges all the way around.

Field Stencils

Yard lines, hash marks, numbers, and lettering — the full layout, measured out straight and painted clean. Fresh stenciling takes a worn field and makes it look ready for Friday night again.

End Zones

End zone lettering and designs in your colors — team names, mascots, and bold background color that pops under the lights and shows up in every scoring photo.

Murals

Hand-painted murals for gyms, field houses, locker rooms, and school walls — every one painted by hand, brush work from start to finish. Bold designs and clean, crisp lines that hold up from across the room and read like they belong on a championship wall.

Baseball & Softball Fields

Foul lines, batter’s boxes, coach’s boxes, and on-field logos and lettering for diamonds of every size — from Little League fields to high school programs.

Custom Stencils — Made to Order

Just want the stencil? We’ll make a custom stencil to order — your logo, lettering, or design, cut to the size you need — and you do the painting yourself. No paint job booked, no crew on your field: just a ready-to-use stencil that’s yours to paint with, season after season.

Interior & Exterior Painting

Regular painting, inside and out — homes, buildings, rooms, and exterior walls and structures. The same care we bring to a field or a mural wall: clean lines, solid coverage, and a finish that holds up. If it needs painted, we can paint it.

The Work

Real fields, real walls, real paint — every photo below is our own work, including three before-and-afters.

Midfield Paw — Purple & GoldThe signature midfield logo, solid color with clean edges, painted to be seen from the top row.

Midfield Paw — Tiger StripesThe same paw in white and gold tiger stripes — a different look for a different game week.

The 25 yard-line numbers painted on a football field in purple and gold tiger stripes, with yard lines and hash marks behind them — **Tiger-Stripe Yard Numbers**The 25 in purple and gold tiger stripes, lined up with the hashes.

Close-up of yard-line numbers painted in purple and gold tiger stripes, the paint crisp in the grass — **Up Close**Tiger-stripe numbers at grass level — solid color, sharp edges, no shortcuts.

Shed Mural — Another AngleThe finished shed from the driveway side: purple, gold trim, and the HT athletics logo on the wall.

A hand-painted H-TOWN wall mural — bold navy letters on a white banner shape with a gold outline, painted on a purple block wall — **H-TOWN Wall Mural**Hand-painted wall lettering — bold letters and crisp outlines, brush work from start to finish.

Midfield Paw — White & PurpleThe paw in white with purple lettering, finished under the lights.

An end-zone design painted on a football field: a gold 75 with a purple paw print inside a football outline, with the goalpost behind it — **75th Anniversary Logo**Painted for the 75th anniversary of the Hagerstown football program — a gold 75 with the paw set inside a football outline, right in front of the goalpost.

Two Diamonds, From AboveBaseball and softball fields side by side at Hagerstown Little League, each with the Keystone logo painted in the outfield grass.

Keystone Logo — Mike Beeson FieldThe Keystone logo painted in the outfield — the big purple home-plate logo on the grass, paint cans still in frame.

Little League Keystone — The StencilThe stencil for the Little League Keystone logo, laid out flat — the same Keystone logo painted in the outfields in the two diamond photos above.

A gold Tigers football helmet resting on the grass beside yard-line numbers painted in purple and gold — **Game Day**A gold Tigers helmet down by the painted purple-and-gold numbers.

Gold Hagerstown Tigers helmets lined up on painted purple yard numbers on a football field, with the team in purple uniforms in the background — **Helmets on the Numbers**Gold Tigers helmets lined up on the painted purple yard numbers, the team in purple behind them on game night.

A shed hand-painted with a Hagerstown Tigers Tennis mural — a yellow tiger-stripe paw print, the words Hagerstown Tigers Tennis, and a tennis ball by a net — **Tigers Tennis Shed Mural**Hand-painted for the tennis program — tiger-stripe paw, net, and ball on a purple shed.

Cambridge City Youth League MuralA second town, same hand-painted work — the league’s crossed-bats logo on a blue block wall in Cambridge City.

A hand-painted Hagerstown Tigers wall mural on a purple block wall — a gold tiger head above big purple and white TIGERS lettering, with paint supplies still on the sidewalk below — **Hagerstown Tigers Wall Mural**Hand-painted on a purple block wall — gold tiger head over the Tigers wordmark, supplies still on the sidewalk.

Lincoln Golden Eagles — Cambridge CityA white midfield logo on the Golden Eagles’ field, the “Home of the Golden Eagles” banner behind it.

An HT monogram stencil laid on a pitcher's mound, with a paint sprayer resting in the grass in the foreground — **Mound HT — The Stencil**The HT stencil laid on the pitcher’s mound, sprayer in the grass, ready to paint.

The finished HT monogram painted in purple on the pitcher's mound dirt — **Mound HT — Finished**The same mound with the HT monogram painted on in purple, clean and sharp in the dirt.

A tiger-head stencil laid out on the grass behind home plate, with a batting cage behind it — **Tiger Head — The Stencil**The tiger-head stencil laid on the grass behind home plate, lined up and ready.

Tiger Head — FinishedThe finished tiger head on the grass — purple, gold, and white, every stripe in place.

The Hagerstown ballpark concessions building painted gray-blue with yellow and white stripes and a hand-painted 1 School 1 Team mural on the front wall — **Ballpark Concessions Building**The concessions building in gray-blue with yellow and white stripes, and the hand-painted “1 School 1 Team” mural on the front.

The side of the ballpark building painted gray-blue with bold yellow and white stripes running the full length of the wall — **Concessions Building — The Stripes**Bold yellow and white stripes running the full length of the building, straight as a yard line.

Close-up of the hand-painted 1 School 1 Team mural in purple and white with a paw print, on the gray-blue concessions building wall — **“1 School 1 Team” — Up Close**The hand-painted mural up close: purple and white with the paw on top, stripes running off both sides.

Close-up of the hand-painted Hagerstown Tigers tiger-head mural on the concessions building, with yellow and white stripes on either side — **Tigers Mural — Up Close**The tiger-head mural on the same building, up close — Hagerstown arched over the tiger head and TIGERS below.

Aerial view of the Rushville Lions football field — RCHS and LIONS painted in the end zones with a red R at midfield — **Rushville Lions — The Whole Field**A third school, a full-field job: RCHS and LIONS in the end zones with the red R at midfield, seen from above.

A very large end-zone letter stencil sheet laid out across a garage floor, its cut-out design marked with tape — **Rushville End Zone — The Stencil**Part of the Rushville end-zone stencil, spread across the garage floor. The end-zone letters stand 16 feet tall, and each one is stenciled individually, letter by letter, just like this.

The lion-head stencil laid on the grass, paint-worn from use, showing the full cut-out lion design — **Lion Head — The Stencil**The Rushville lion-head stencil laid on the grass, paint still on it from the job — every mane line cut into the sheet.

The finished lion head painted on the grass in white and red — **Lion Head — Finished**What that stencil leaves behind: the lion head on the grass in white and red.

Close-up of the HT monogram stencil — the interlocked H and T cut out of black and silver stencil sheeting — **HT Monogram — Up Close**The HT stencil at arm’s length — the same interlocked letters that end up on the mound, the shed, and the wall.

From Artwork to FieldThe Tigers artwork on top, the finished paw on the field under the lights below — the design, then the real thing.

Before: a fire station with plain cream-colored bay doors in daylight — **Fire Station Bay Doors — Before & After**Plain cream doors became black doors with hand-painted red HVFD script and the department’s Maltese cross emblem.

After: the same fire station at night, its bay doors painted black with hand-painted red HVFD script letters and a Maltese cross emblem — **Fire Station Bay Doors — Before & After**Plain cream doors became black doors with hand-painted red HVFD script and the department’s Maltese cross emblem.

Before: a weathered blue equipment shed with faded yellow trim and peeling paint — **Equipment Shed — Before & After**A weathered blue shed, repainted purple with a large hand-painted HT athletics logo mural across the side.

Before: the Hagerstown Victory Bell in faded light purple, with a rusty wheel and frame and a weathered dark timber base — **Hagerstown Victory Bell — Before & After**The faded, rusty Victory Bell, repainted deep purple with a gold band, a black frame, and a fresh timber base — ready to ring again.

After: the same Victory Bell repainted — a deep purple bell with a gold band at the top, black frame and wheel, and a fresh timber base — **Hagerstown Victory Bell — Before & After**The faded, rusty Victory Bell, repainted deep purple with a gold band, a black frame, and a fresh timber base — ready to ring again.

How It Works

Call or Email

Call 765-541-2578 or send an email and tell us about your field or wall — what you want painted, your colors, and where you’re located. A photo or your logo artwork helps.

Get Your Quote

We’ll get back to you by phone or email with a quote for the job and work out a paint day that fits your schedule and your season.

Paint Day

For a full paint job, we lay it out, stencil it, and paint it — then your field or wall is ready for game day. Ordering a stencil only? We make your custom stencil and you take it from there, painting it yourself on your own schedule.

Serving all of east-central Indiana

If your field, diamond, gym wall, home, or building is in east-central Indiana, it’s in range. Not sure whether we can get to you? Call 765-541-2578 or send an email and ask — if we can reach it, we’ll quote it.

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