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Graphic Designer CV Example

Graphic designer CV example and resume guide: an editorial layout highlighting portfolio, visual identity, and project variety.

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Before you write your Graphic Designer resume (CV), read the example below, then build your own with the same template.

How do you write a Graphic Designer resume?

In a graphic designer's CV, portfolio strength is 60%, and the remaining 40% is work experience and software knowledge.

Which template?

Prism — grid layout, clear headings, and measured white space. Creative yet professional.

How should the portfolio be?

Behance, Dribbble, or a personal site. 4-6 standout works on the CV — for each: project name + client/studio + year + 1-2 lines of description.

How about tools?

5-8 main tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Figma, After Effects.

How about experience?

Studio-based 3-6 positions. 2-3 measurable achievements for each: 'Brand renewal → social media followers +32%'.

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common questions in this industry.

Should I add a photo?
Yes — along with the graphic design portfolio. Not a passport photo, but a professional portrait or a working photo with character.
How to share links?
Custom short URL (e.g., behance.net/yourname) or personal site. 1 main link + 4-6 specific work links on the CV.
Social media portfolio?
Add if you have a professional design Instagram account. Pinterest is for inspiration, weak as a portfolio. LinkedIn can be used for personal branding.

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