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A resume tells a lot about its owner – his background, personal qualities, talents and even attitude. Apart from the text that explains more or less the overall character of the person, the graphical elements on the resume, or the way the elements are presented, are also things that must be given importance. This is because we, as humans, have a natural sense of beauty. Being so, jobseekers also have to take in account that their resumes are beautiful and pleasing to the eye. That way, they get noticed easily by their prospective employers.
Here in this article, we are showcasing amazing resume designs which are highly creative and beautiful that they one cannot help but admire their designs. Take a look at this nice collection and enjoy!
Cluttered Desk Resume
Infographic Resume
Vintage Resume
SERP Resume
Gradient Resume
Stacked Booksmarks Resume
Magazine Cover Resume
Dismantled Box Resume
Product Shelf Resume
Vintage Tabloid Resume
Grungy Resume
Pathway Resume
Skill Level Resume
Fill Form Resume
Cool Resume
Pamphlet Resume
Clean and Minimalist Resume
Dismantled Box Resume
Photographic Resume
Table Top Resume
Notebook Paper Resume
Bulletin Board Resume
Dirty Paper Resume
Repair Shop Resume
Infographic Resume
Handwritten Resume
Creative Resume
Blueprint Resume
Slanted Resume
Jot-down Resume
Portfolio Resume
Infometrics Resume
Lifechart Resume
Pencil Sketch Resume
Webpage Resume
Urban Art Resume
Fruit Inspired Resume
Timeline Resume
Cup and Corkboard Resume
Mechanical Resume
5 Responses to “40 Mind Blowing and Creative Resume Designs for Inspiration”
February 23, 2012
IJLHi, can you also post some cool resumes for non designing people?
February 24, 2012
JarnThere are maybe 2 in this whole list that are even worth attempting to draw influence from. The rest are garbage and make the applicant look much worse that if they had just used word. A resume isn’t something your employer will spend 30 minutes over trying to read/decipher what it’s saying.
May 29, 2012
persephoneSOOOOO AGREE!
These are TERRIBLE.
Any student of design wouldn’t DARE present 99.5% of these.
October 31, 2012
KellySooo inspirational … thank you for sharing these. After seeing your work, I feel refreshed and excited. Just what I was looking for … not solutions that everyone has copied, but possibilities and new approaches. Now I know how to solve my own resume design issues.
Thanks!
November 2, 2012
anne.sofieHi Kelly, thank you for your fantastic feedback. We are just glad we could help you find new inspiration to solve your resume design issues!
Best regards,
Sofie