Resume From Last Stop

    The following templates are my personal take on a professional yet creative view which does not add flair to the point of oversaturation. Rather, it keeps the focus on the information while being visually stimulating.

    This approach is a direct reflection of myself as a prospective employee. Using various elements in each template, the idea was to try and distribute the different design elements across them and assemble each template in a format that would both make each section be a component that stands out but remains cohesive when incorporating the other sections.


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