☰ fly Submissions for April 2026.
stone portrait portrait on a stone
Identified A message about something seen at an airport
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Lizzie Jones Illustration
Sparse Reflections. An experiment with using reflective fabric on a simple flapping bird puppet.
Made by Saskia Tomlinson, Music by Luke Tomlinson and Filming by Ana Cl… Read more
Fabric Flight I've always enjoyed how fabric and textiles float in the air. Sometimes you can even see bird like figures.
FLY My first IAM. A little experiment combining digital and physical techniques to explore basic animation.
come fly with me my friend laura made a zine for inamonth in march and i liked it a lot so then i asked her how i might make one myself and then she showed me how and… Read more
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FLY My inspiration with this piece was a field recording of birdsong in Beckenham Place Park, which runs throughout the track (you can also hear a plane f… Read more
Pick me up and turn me around (first draft) 'Fly' was a nice excuse to finally flesh out some thoughts that have been knocking around my head since about 2019 and things got weird and personal v… 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: