Mini Print Vending Machine

“$1 prints. My kids love these (so do I) Incentive to visit new places!”

“So darn cute. These mini print vending machines are in special locations throughout the country. One is located in the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philly but they were sold out today.”

“Find your nearest mini print vending machine and bring a roll of quarters! Then, buy a thrift store frame and a giant mat on Etsy to frame it.”

“I can’t get enough of these little guys. It started at France44, then Madge, a bottle shop in Philly and now at the Meat Shop Saint Paul On Grand Ave. Must get to Maine!”

“These $1 mini prints are an absolute DELIGHT. Bonus: the dopamine you get from using a coin machine (and if you have kids, sharing that experience with them- it blows their minds). If you don't carry coins on you, most locations will let you exchange a bill.”

“If you have had one singular conversation with me in the past few months, I have talked about these mini prints. I've been a fan for years, but my journey as a true "collector" started earlier this year. Mini prints made by a Portland artist. They bring me so much joy. And if you're ever in Atlanta, find our machine at Krog Street Market :)”

“The best part of these cutie machines that deliver tiny art prints is the community of people trading the prints to share … I’m in Chicago so there are only a few here but I have fallen in love with the sweet community of admirers who swap and send prints to eachother… so fun … long live happy mail”

“A delight to come across one of these at the Lincoln park conservatory.”

“I just went back home to NYC to visit and didn't want to spend a ton on souvenirs or buy things that took up too much space in my suitcase, these mini prints make the perfect gift, especially the city specific ones. I plan to find cute frames for them too! They only cost $1 each, but warning they only take quarters so bring your coin purse!”

“At Leven Supply!”