☰ start Submissions for January 2026.
WIP Animation Start of the year WIP Animation for a music video
Stitching a Sherd I really enjoy the tactile nature of stitching into handmade paper.
I am also a hoarder of field pottery and ceramics.
So what better than com… Read more
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START This month's theme immediately made me think of video games, and the nostalgia associated with games I used to play. Fortunately, I have a little pock… Read more
START_a different ver of the theme trailer Maybe it should see the light of the day as well
Bontemps This is a song I wrote with my friends in a new band I started recently!
It wasn't originally in French, but it got stuck enough in my head that I… Read more
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Start - Bishop Busy Hands We start-ed the year with collage, in our community craft group.
https://linktr.ee/bishopbusyhands
Japan thoughts Thoughts on top of a mounain
Dreaming of Sunshine The sun's rays hit you, as you're bopping to your fave tunes. Life is good.
A Cycle animation inspired by a trip to the velodrome
Malta A really big painting I started this year. Definitely far from finished
Pottery! As it’s the start of a new year, I decided to try something completely new, something I’ve never done before, which is pottery! I thought for once I’d… 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: