Graphic Design Intern

A good part of the work is digital: creatives for social media, carousels, and wider online campaigns. You would also contribute to how the brand looks and tells its story, and to the marketing material that supports it.

On the product side, you would work on concepts, packaging and labels. Campaigns tied to the launch, plus other projects that build the brand, are also on the list.

The post says you would be in close contact with the founder and the brand team, and that your own ideas can end up in real projects. Over the three months you would get a look at packaging, branding and online marketing from the inside.

The internship is open to people who are currently studying, or have recently completed, a degree or diploma in graphic design, visual communication or a closely related subject.

• Working knowledge of design tools such as Illustrator, Photoshop, Figma and Canva, or comparable ones.
• Solid command of typography, colour, layout and composition.
• Attention to detail, and genuine interest in branding, packaging and wellness or lifestyle brands.
• A portfolio of your coursework, personal projects or experimental creative pieces.

Stillform also hopes to find someone curious, willing to take feedback, and keen to try out ideas. The role is based in Bengaluru.

• Choose a handful of your best pieces where your typography, colour and layout decisions are easy to see. A few strong projects read better than a long, uneven set.
• If you have no brand work yet, it helps to build a small personal project, such as a mock product label or a carousel series for an imagined wellness product.
• Practise explaining the reasoning behind your design choices, since you would be sharing ideas with a small team.
• Make sure you can move comfortably between Illustrator, Photoshop, Figma and Canva.
• Study how wellness and lifestyle brands handle packaging and social content, and note what you would do differently.