What:
typo/graphic posters is a platform where you can find inspiration and promotion of good poster design. Brainchild of Brazilian André Felipe, a graphic designer and web developer with a strong passion for design.

Focusing solely on typographical and graphical posters, typo/graphic posters is a curated gallery with a graphic design point of view.

Why we like it:
typo/graphic posters features a selection of designers set out on a grid pattern on their homepage. Click on a poster to find out more about that designer and scroll through their designs horizontally. You can change the background colour of the whole website by going to the top navigation and clicking on one of the small circles next to ‘color’. Also, at any time you can type t or click the / on the far left to get back to the homepage with a fresh list of designers. All in all, this is one really great website.

Find out more:
Website | Blog | Flickr | Facebook | Twitter

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For more creative delights we’ve Spotted on the web take a look here.

The Good Times is a one-off publication produced by independent creative agency, The Church of London.

The newspaper was freely distributed around London on Monday January 16, supposedly the most depressing day of the year, filled with articles giving us all reasons to be cheerful in these troubled times.

Aside from being a great idea, we also like that social media helped not only to source some of the stories but also to distribute the paper beyond London.

Visit the site to find out more and download our copy of The Good Times. In the meantime, here’s a film about how it was put together…

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To see more of our Spotted treasure from the internet, go here.