After the tutorial discussion outlining the modifications I needed to make to my CV, I felt a lot more confident in placing the entirety of my commissions. The thing I feared the most professionally was the thought of my works coming across as amateur and mediocre, jeopardizing my creative impetus within the eyes of potential clients going through my CV. One must not think about such detrimental and paranoid lapses of reason disguised as the awaiting reality that is to soon clutch the artist. Not having to directly work with such corporate conventions, a CV was something that I associated with desk jobs, which is not the case. Furthermore, since there is no universal format of how a CV needs to look or be written like, I narrowed down my imagination to fit my presupposed visions of formality to an absolute degree. Nonetheless, I have now revisited my CV so that it may appeal not only textually but also visually. I added all of my commissioned works there thinking before that only resonant ones fit in a CV.
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| Final Refined CV |
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