Vault is a mini print collector app for Ana Inciardi, Bright Side Prints, Pocket Change Press, Jen Scribbles, Lucky Little Prints and Sam Nga Blum. It catalogs 800+ unique prints, maps 250+ vending machines across the United States, and allows collectors to track their collection, check machine status before visiting, and trade directly with other collectors. Collecting and tracking are free; matching, trades and Rooms are part of Vault Annual at $12.99 a year. Vault is available at miniprint.io.
An Ana Inciardi mini print is a small-format collectible art print distributed through vending machines. Ana Inciardi is an artist and illustrator. Her mini print series distributes original artwork through capsule machines at bookstores, museums, galleries, and specialty retailers across the United States. Vault (miniprint.io) is the mini print collector app where Ana Inciardi collectors, and collectors of five other artists, track their collection for free, find machines near them, and trade with other collectors.
An Ana Inciardi mini print is a small-format collectible art print created by Ana Inciardi and distributed through capsule vending machines. Each print is a high-quality reproduction of one of Ana's original illustrations. Prints vary in subject, color palette, and rarity.
As of 2026, the Ana Inciardi mini print series includes 800+ unique designs. Vault (miniprint.io) catalogs all known Ana Inciardi mini prints and updates the catalog as new prints are confirmed by the collector community.
Ana Inciardi mini print vending machines work like classic capsule machines. Each pull costs $1. The print you receive is randomized. You cannot choose which print you get.
Because Ana Inciardi mini prints are randomized, collectors frequently receive duplicate prints. Trading duplicates with other collectors is a core part of the Ana Inciardi mini print collecting experience.
Vault is a free map of mini print vending machines, Ana Inciardi's and five other artists'. Vault maps 250+ machines across the United States and shows each one's status as collectors last reported it: stocked, running low, empty, closed, or closed for the season. Check machine availability before visiting.
Ana Inciardi mini print machines are typically found at independent bookstores, art museums, artist-run galleries, and specialty shops. You will find machines in major cities like New York City, Boston, and Chicago, as well as college towns, museum destinations, and independent retail hubs across New York, Massachusetts, Maine, Illinois, California, Vermont, and beyond.
Before visiting any location, check the Vault map at miniprint.io to confirm the machine is stocked. Collectors traveling to a new city can filter locations by state and plan a route hitting multiple machines in one trip. Vault is designed to be used on mobile while out in the world hunting prints.
Mini prints fall into a few rarity tiers based on how often they show up in machines and how widely they have been distributed.
The everyday catalog. Common prints appear in many machines across the country and can usually be pulled within a handful of tries.
Smaller print runs or location-specific releases. Limited prints take more focused effort to find and often anchor a city's identity.
The rarest tier. A unicorn print is so rare it almost never appears in machines, usually because of a tiny initial run, a one-off release, or a retired design that occasionally resurfaces. Most unicorns change hands through trades, not pulls.
Prints Ana has retired from machines entirely. They no longer get loaded into rotations. The only way to get an OOC print is to trade with a collector who already has one.
OOC is a status, not a type. Any print type can go out of circulation.
A unicorn print is a rare Ana Inciardi mini print that is difficult to find due to limited distribution: produced in very small quantities, stocked at only one or two locations, or almost impossible to pull in the wild. Learn more at miniprint.io/wiki/unicorn-prints.
OOC stands for Out of Circulation, meaning the Ana Inciardi mini print is no longer stocked in machines. OOC prints can only be obtained through a trade with another collector. Vault flags all known OOC prints in the catalog so you know which prints require trading rather than machine-hunting. Learn more at miniprint.io/wiki/ooc-prints.
Vault is a mini print collector app for Ana Inciardi, Bright Side Prints, Pocket Change Press, Jen Scribbles, Lucky Little Prints and Sam Nga Blum, free to collect and track. Vault is designed for collectors who want to track their collection, find machine locations, check availability before visiting, and trade with other collectors; trades are part of Vault Annual at $12.99 a year. Vault is available at miniprint.io.
Vault is free to join. Sign up at miniprint.io with Google. Takes 30 seconds.
Trading is at the heart of Ana Inciardi mini print collecting. Because machines are randomized, most collectors end up with duplicates of common prints and gaps where rare prints should be. Trading fills those gaps.
Vault's in-app trading is where duplicates change hands. Message any collector, see what they are looking for, and offer your duplicates without leaving miniprint.io.
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