The Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria (NY) has or had something  
like this.  It is/was a "make your own quickie movie with yourself in  
it".  I think it came out as a sheet that you could cut up and make  
into a flip book.  Obviously not a high quality thing, but great fun -  
the flow of data to point of purchase seems similar.

Museum Shop
718.784.4520 ext. 202
shop at movingimage.us

Suzanne
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Suzanne Quigley
art & artifact services
www.suzannequigley.com
718 875 1697
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squigle at panix.com



On Apr 18, 2009, at 3:00 PM, mcn-l-request at mcn.edu wrote:
> Our Museum Shop wants to do a pilot project on Print on Demand for  
> prints
> (not posters) of works in our collection.  They would probably start  
> with
> 30-50 images that they currently use on notecards that they sell.  The
> thought is to start with a low cost pilot to test the market.
>
> The current thinking is to have a computer set up in the store  on  
> which a
> customer can select an image and print a order for a print.  (The  
> order only
> needs to include the name of the customer and the name of the print
> selected.) The customer would bring the order to the checkout point  
> and pay
> for the print.  The print would be produced at a later time on one  
> of our
> high quality color printers and mailed to the customer.
>
> I would appreciate hearing from anyone with experience with this  
> type of
> project, or anyone who knows of free or inexpensive software that  
> could be
> used on the computer in the store to select an image and print the  
> order.
>
> John R. Bedard  |  Director of Information Systems
> Minneapolis Institute of Arts
> 2400 Third Avenue South
> Minneapolis, MN 55404
>
> 612-870-3268  |  JBedard at artsmia.org  |  www.artsmia.org (
> http://www.artsmia.org/ )

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