A well thought out and well written résumé is needed for just about every job, a résumé is meant to represent you and your skill set. A résumé for a creative position has the potential to provide a platform for you to showcase your creativity and personality which may help land you the attention of potential employees. It is not essential to create a résumé as extreme as some of these examples but I thought it would be interesting to showcase some of the more extreme visually inspiring designed résumés. What are your thoughts on designing a résumé?
Whitney Barnes Catarella
Kelly Weihs
Mikyoung Lim
Kieran Stowers
Brian Ramage
Madhukar B Raju
Ahmer Mirza
Ali Murtaza
Paulina Jarocka
David Lichtenwalter
Duncan Mckean
Meg Robichaud
Loren
Monica Yael Garcia
Molly Wallner
Laura De Valencia
Daniel Tyrrell
Emmanuel Perez
Saddam Hussein Mohd Sohaimi
Aerorato
SiD santos
Ivan Rocha
Riccardo Sabatini
Leonardo Zakour
Sean A. Metcalf
Corrado Grilli
Roland Martial
Nishikant Singh
Steve Loftis
Joshua Moorhead
2 Comments
Aaron @ iamcreative.me September 16, 2011 -
Great inspiration,
But I do think that your CV should be a representation of your personality then your skills as finding a job in the design industry is tough at the best of times and if someone can relate to you, then you then that massively increases your chances.
Or if your lucky like myself, work from home!
I am Aaron iamcreative.me
David September 16, 2011 -
Hi Aaron, great point. I agree that in the design niche a CV should have more personality, in a talent based business it would seem more important to highlight your skills creatively rather then simply listing your skill set.
PS – you lucky bugger working from home ;)
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