6” deep and 3’-6” tall, a lion’s head adorns the stage of a popular Manchester, Connecticut, night club. Three-days of hand-sculpting and another day of applying $800 worth of gold leaf wasn’t cheap, but in justifying the expense, the club owner summed up the purchase as the “perfect Instagram-able nicknack.”

Meticulously detailed down to the ridges in the fins, a sculpted butterfly fish awaits its final perch at Jenkinson’s Aquarium in Point Pleasant, New Jersey.

Meticulously detailed down to the ridges in the fins, a sculpted butterfly fish awaits its final perch at Jenkinson’s Aquarium in Point Pleasant, New Jersey.

ARTfx brought this well recognized Connecticut manufacturer’s logo to life with dimensional welded aluminum letters intersecting the sculpted and gold-leafed iconic colt.

Hand sculpted in high-density urethane, a gracefully shaped swan adds dimension to a carved sign.

In a rare combination of sign fabrication techniques, illuminated channel letters reading “SEAFOOD” sit atop a hand-painted sculpted sign-foam platter filled with red snapper, salmon steak, scallops and more.

Cast in bronze, a corporate CEO is immortalized for eternity.

When is a sign a work of art? Study this unique memorial plaque, painstakingly carved from mahogany, and we think you will agree that this piece rises to a special standard of excellence.

Incorporating an ARTfx logo design, a wall assemblage of driftwood, barn board and brushed stainless steel welcomes visitors to the Lighthouse Surgery Center in Hartford, Connecticut.

Wood sculpting can be automated with machines, hand tooled with a chisel, or produced with a combination of both.

You might say that we gave this sign “the royal treatment.” With Old World flair, a carved lion encapsulated in 23 carat gold hangs from an ornately crafted metal bracket.

“Can you produce a 4’-0” tall pineapple?” inquired Rhode Island architect Chris Henderson. “Of course we can,” replied the confident ARTfx account management team.