The Mini Print Vending Machine

Ana Inciardi launched her first Mini Print Vending Machine in the winter of 2022. She dreamed up the idea back in 2020 to help her collect laundry money during a quarter shortage. Growing up in Brooklyn, Ana was inspired by nostalgic temporary tattoo vending machines that spilled out on New York sidewalks. Accessibility was the goal when developing the Mini Print Vending Machine, which prices each mini print at one dollar. There are now over 100 machines across the country, with more on the way. Check out the map to find the one closest to you!

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A Mini Guide for Mini Print Vending Machines

To keep bringing machines to new places it needs to be a positive experience for everyone, so here are some guidelines to make sure each adventure to a machine stays fun:

  1. Be kind to everyone you encounter, including machine hosts and fellow collectors.
  2. Leave some for others. If there is a line, consider the people behind you.
  3. Respect the policies each host sets for their machine.
  4. If you can, support your local business hosting a machine with a purchase or review.

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