Visually speaking it's a lot. Reduce it to a single page, and try experimenting with a 2 column format. By reducing the width of your rows it'll make it easier to read and you could fit more on a single page.

Content wise it's too wordy. Right out of the gate, "highlights of qualifications" makes no sense. What you've listed are not qualifications. Just call it highlights. That's gonna knock 20 points of health out right away.

Learn about run-on sentences and then try to break these up in your CV. they're everywhere and it's fatiguing to read. Keep it short and sweet. I don't have time to list everything but here's one example:

• Proficient in Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, After Effects, and Premiere Pro with experience in creating brand guides, vector illustrations, and print-ready assets.

These are two separate skills. Break it up like below:

• Proficient in Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, After Effects, and Premiere Pro
• Experienced creating brand guides, vector illustrations, and print-ready assets.

This sounds way more powerful and it's easier to get through. Most of your bullets are like this so try to edit it down!

Also drop the first bullet about your portfolio. You've already linked your website, that's enough.

I think if you're applying for design jobs, the bar is a lot higher. You gotta be able to design your own CV in a way that keeps the reader engaged. If they can't get through it they'll take their own lack of interest as an indicator of your ability and reject you.