Brochures

What this internship is

When an artist, a service, or the DDD movement itself needs to explain the whole thing — what it is, why it matters, how to get involved — a brochure carries that story in print. As a Brochures intern, you design the multi-panel pieces that walk someone through a service, an EPK-style overview, or a program, guiding their eye from the cover to the call-to-action.

This is the most editorial corner of graphic design: managing real copy, images, and multiple panels into something that reads in order and looks clean when it's folded in someone's hands.

What you'll do

• Design multi-panel brochures and folded print pieces for DDD services, artists, and programs
• Lay out real copy and images into a clear reading flow across folds and panels
• Build grids and consistent styling so every panel feels like one cohesive piece
• Set up folding, panel, and bleed specs correctly so the print folds the way it's designed
• Coordinate with whoever wrote the copy to make text and layout work together

What you'll learn

• Multi-page and folded layout — how panels and folds change the design
• Editorial design: pairing real copy and images at length
• Grid systems and consistent styling across a longer piece
• Print setup for folded formats

Who it's for

For the person who likes organizing a lot of information into something clean and easy to follow.