☰ space Submissions for May 2026.
Tinder I read an old Bo Burnham book of poetry and it reminded me of a playfulness and precision I’d forgotten since Dr Suess and John Hegley. My
Favourite… Read more
Finding Space Escaped london in search of some space
spaces from home WIP screenshots from a film I've been editing for a while
Submitted by
Lizzie Jones Multimedia
Green Orb A painting that ended up looking like a very green planet!
Moon Joy You almost got a fun(?) essay about the Artemis mission this month, but I am moving house so instead, mercifully, here are some of my favourite quotes… Read more
Mirror of the Night A quick demonstration of my "Magic Mirror" project from this month!
Submitted by
spencer grant Other
around the world i just had this hankering to make an animation using cut out paper. i enjoyed this one so hopefully the first of many!
i did most of the cutting ou… Read more
Paddlington This has nothing to do with the theme it’s just a painting I did. I thought I posted this last month but apparently not. It’s not very creative.
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SPACE This piece was made using the sound of a single space. I took a field recording of the ambience in my bedroom and isolated the resonant frequencies of… Read more
On My Mind A collage made from photographs I have taken of my friends. They occupy much of the free space in my mind - bringing colour, music, and great food wit… Read more
Scipio Aquincus again Moons, blackholes and stars — and the black dog observing it all, with a familiar pinch of agency. Its a constantly developing project with the goal o… 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: