• Giclée. High fidelity, archival quality digital reproduction of a two-dimensional artwork, generally consisting of a limited quantity of copies, numbered and signed by the artist.

Since we began operations in 1998, we have strived to provide superior quality and customer service, at a reasonable price. As a result, we now serve several hundred clients in Florida and throughout the United States.

• I’m impressed with the quality of your work, the personalized service, and the fact that you have always met your deadlines.
  Ben Essenburg, Englewood, Fl
  www.benwessenburg.com
  
  
• We like working with you even from out-of-state because we get what we need, when we need it, at a very reasonable cost.
  Mikki Senkarik, Corsicana, TX
  www.senkarik.com

Management Team

Miguel Figueras is the founder and general manager of Artfinity (formerly Miguel’s Digital Studio). Miguel is a CPA, but in the mid-1990’s he started “experimenting” with digital imaging and wide-format printing – just as these technologies were coming of age.  As a businessman, he saw the opportunities that digital fine art reproduction presented for artists and gallery owners alike. He started the business in 1998, in a small studio in the Towles Court Artists Colony in Sarasota. Since then, it has grown to a 2200 sq. ft. operation with hundreds of active clients, primarily through “word-of-mouth” referrals.

Jose Figueras - Production Manager

Jose Figueras is in charge of giclée printing, including the maintenance and care of the equipment and computer network. His education and technical background comprises a degree in Computer Science and various professional certifications in the hardware and software fields.

1998 -- Company started operations in October in a small (400sq. ft.) studio in the Towles Court Artists’ Colony

1999 -- Participated in digital imaging test marketing project sponsored by Hallmark Cards. Proceeds received used to acquire first wide-format printer.

2000 -- Moved to larger facility. Upgraded to 2nd generation Roland giclée printer.

2001 -- Set up in-house digital photo studio for capturing artworks with large format camera coupled to a PhaseOne scan back.

2002 -- Moved to 2200 sq. ft. facility downtown Sarasota. Set up specialized varnishing spray room.

2003 -- Upgraded varnish equipment to High-Volume, Low-Pressure (HVLP) set up, resulting in smoother, uniform coatings.

2004 -- Lost portion of roof due to hurricane. Moved to temporary facility and resumed operations within a week. Returned to original location after two months.

2004 -- Added Epson wide-format printers during 2004-2006. (Retained Roland printers for legacy image files, extra-large prints and specialized printing.)

2005 -- Replaced original scan-back digital imaging system with state of the art PhaseOne PowerPhase FX+ system. (See the Image Capture section under Giclée Process tab.)

2006 -- Fulfilled our largest order ever: over one hundred digital images on art paper and canvas for the new, 3-story Herald Tribune building in downtown Sarasota. Printed ALL their wall art, including several large triptychs and two vintage panoramic photos 10 and 12 ft. long. Project finished on time and on budget.

2008 -- Moved to brand new facility conveniently located between Sarasota and Bradenton, close to SRQ Airport, 1-75 and US 301.

2008-9 – Fulfilled several large orders for world-famous The Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach (guest rooms remodeling projects). Delivered on budget and ahead of schedule.