A good hang.

Chill, ego detoxed, down for whatever — not the typical stripes on an advertising creative. But that’s the Denver cohort of our 19th graduating quarter. They’re the kind of people you’d actually want to be stuck in an office with at 10 p.m. on a Wednesday. Not to say they party harder than they work, no way my dudes, like any good agency creative they managed to put enough of themselves into their work… while still saving some for the afters. Throw ‘em into the fire and you’ll see this group is agency-ready: all gas when it matters, all good when it doesn’t.

Q19 is dropping in.

Where most creatives share opinions, our Q19 Zoom cohort grads bring convictions. Since day one their work came from where they stood, not where the industry told them to stand. Their unflinching perspectives on the defining social and political issues of their generation powers everything they make, from their portfolios to the award-winning work that helped catapult DAD to the #1 portfolio school in North America at the ‘26 Young Ones awards. In an industry begging for some change, this group is bringing the whole damn bank.