As a Graphic Designer, employers expect more in a resume than just the ordinary. In fact, a designer’s resume is not only a chance to provide potential employers with what you can offer them, but also to show them a sample of your work at the same time. Going above and beyond and including things such as a business card, and even a letterhead can show the employer your personal design style while informing them of your capabilities.

Paying careful attention to paper choice, layout, and even typography can make all the difference.

Be sure to include items like a personal statement, experience, software skills, education, and so on.

To figure out how to make a creative eye catching resume, check out this article 30 Artistic & Creative Resumes for some designer examples!

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