Each week, Behance Network– The Creative Professional Platform — brings us their picks for the most inspiring projects curated from their recent archives. Members create portfolios to broadcast their work widely and efficiently. Millions of visitors come to the Network to see the wide variety of work and find talent to hire. This week some creative inspiration to get you thinking and making.

Holly Wood by tony (Paris, France)
Pop culture icons go antique in totem-like weathered wooden busts. Peeling paint, deeply carved details, and sturdy metal stands complete the ancient effect. [Project Text]

New York Types by Michael Canning and Kieran Antill (New York, NY)
A project that takes real words heard on the streets of New York, then transforms them into beautifully letterpressed works of typography. The statement is the centerpiece, but look toward the fine print for the context. [Project Text]

FUORI SALONE in MIRANO by Ito Masaru Design Project SEI (Tokyo, Japan)
An abandoned mannequin inspired this one of a kind chandelier crafted from 12 arms coated with Chromium. The hands cradle one light bulb each in a eerie but modern spoke shape. [Project Link]

Metrio Tea by Robinsson Cravents (Medellin, Colombia)
One only needs to look at the packaging of this tea to see where it came from. Delicate leaves and rolling waves of tea hills mirror its origins exactly. [Project Text]

Kincy’s Story by Roby Dwi Antono (Yogyakarta, Indonesia)
A sweet, sad-eyed cast of hand drawn rabbits are taken through twists of tangled strings, trapdoors to a mind of rainbows and raindrops, and other mergers with natural elements. [Project Text]

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