This brochure folds open one spread at a time. To design it, think story— give it a beginning, a middle and an end. Set a visual theme (here it’s people), and design each spread as a complete thought. This 13-page article from issue 47 of Before&After Magazine shows you how to make a palm-size brochure that unfolds in a natural, easy-to-read sequence. It’s easy to design, too. The key is to think small—one photo, bite-size text and a brief head per spread look quite big.
Think small! Eight small pages unfold into an informative, letter-size sheet.
© John McWade/Before&After Magazine, courtesy of Gaye Anne McWade.
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