☰ dream Submissions for July 2026.
Dream I recently bought a second-hand digital camcorder, similar to the handheld camera we used to take on family holidays when I was younger. This project… Read more
I dreamed a fish dreaming a fish I dreamed a dream of fish dreaming fish, made a linocut of fish, stuck it above the tank to look like dream thoughts. The end.
business card decided to follow my dreams to be an illustrator and make a business card for it and also a bad song
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Lizzie Jones Film
UN JOUR JE SERAI PRÈS DE TOI Alone, at the edge of the universe, humming a tune.
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spencer grant Photography Your browser does not support the audio element.
Dreaming about you So there’s this old saying in china, I believe, that with every single person you meet in your life, there’s something like fate, destiny, some call i… Read more
let me sleep and dream of sheep every time i thought about dreams, i kept thinking of all my favourite songs that are to do with dreaming.
i also had an urge to get the paints out… Read more
burned, about to burn, still on fire all the cool kids are playing with paint sticks this month. Have a NIGHTMARE: 'Dream' immediately makes me think of the brilliant, gut-wrenching poem… Read more
Peaceful Dreaming My idea was based on flowers that can be used to help up sleep and dream. The flowers in the watercolour are lavender, passionflower and camomile. I r… Read more
InAMonth has left the building… × Hello! You're currently looking at the website for InAMonth, a project started by a group of friends who wanted to build a place for creatives to share their work without the pressure of perfectionism or the grossness of algorithms.
Unfortunately, our small team withstood lots of hurdles as time went on. Soon, those hurdles got too high for us to conquer and we had to make the difficult decision to close InAMonth down as we could no longer support it in the way it deserved.
In a perfect world, funding for these kinds of communities would be plentiful — but we aren't there yet.
The archive of submissions is still active for you to look through and appreciate the imagination and dedication of our makers to what they love doing.
The team who helped InAMonth grow into the wonderful space you see before you are a deeply talented bunch whose patient work we're eternally grateful for, you can find their contacts here if you'd like to get in touch: