👋 Welcome to r/Inciardi_Archives - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

Hi everyone, and welcome!!! I'm u/Waningintensity, a founding moderator of r/Inciardi_Archives.

If you’re here, chances are you’ve fallen in love with the intricate, obsessive, story-filled world of Ana Inciardi, just like I have.

Ana Inciardi is a contemporary artist known best for her vending machine prints that have caught the world by-storm. Based in Portland, Maine, Ana creates linocut-based art prints, often inspired by food, everyday objects, and little moments of delight.

People all over, from Reddit threads to Instagram feeds, trade, collect, and hunt these mini prints like little treasures!

Explore Ana’s Work
🌍 Official site — Inciardi Prints: https://inciardiprints.com/

📸 Instagram (@inciardi): @inciardi

📰 Feature articles & coverage (intro reading):
- NYP | New Yorkers are obsessed with collecting these tiny treasures across the city: ‘I practically lost my mind'

- Tri-Art Manufacturing | Anastasia Inciardi: From Seed to Stamp

📚 What This Subreddit Is For
This community is for:

🎨 Sharing and celebrating Ana’s prints
🔎 Talking about favorite designs & drops
📸 Posting collection photos
🔁 Organizing trades, swaps, or ISO posts
📈 And eventually building a shared archive of prints

🗂 The Archive Project (Community Powered)

Rather than one person trying to list every print, let’s make it collaborative!

🖼 Google Form submissions, anyone can upload high-quality images of prints they’ve collected, along with:

• Name of the design
• Year / series (if known)
• Edition size (if known)
• Where you found it
• Any collector notes or variants

Those submissions will feed into a live Google document that becomes our shared archive, a community-built resource everyone can use as a reference or checklist!

I’ll post the Google Form link in a follow-up post once it’s ready.

Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make r/Inciardi_Archives amazing.