906 represents my graduating class of 2020 in Advertising and Brand Design at Ravensbourne University London, a year defined by disruption, adaptability, and creative resilience.

The identity began with an abstracted Venn diagram. Each circle represented an individual student and our unique skills, perspectives, and disciplines. Where we overlapped, something stronger emerged. That intersection symbolized collaboration, the idea that when our individual strengths combined, we created work that was more impactful than any one of us could produce alone.

Working alongside Pasiri, I built the design system and co-designed the book from cover to cover. The system balanced individuality and cohesion, allowing every student’s work to feel distinct while still belonging to a unified class identity. Beyond print, we developed a social media campaign that gave each student their own carousel feature, a digital showcase designed to highlight individual portfolios within a shared framework.

When COVID-19 cancelled our physical degree show, we adapted. We produced a showreel featuring the entire cohort’s work and took it directly to the industry by screening it on a large video truck that traveled to major agencies across London. Alongside it, we delivered a simple message: Sorry you missed us. Take a look at our work.

906 became more than a graduation project. It became a statement about collaboration, adaptability, and showing up, even when the world shut down.