Diane Higgins Design

Our Sara on the Irish Examiner online this morning. Thanks Amanda Cassidy for featuring her story.

https://www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/people/arid-41284408.html

Cork girl whose image went viral after surgery 'determined' to attend school Christmas play Five-year-old Sara's image went viral when her dad posted a picture of his "warrior" after an operation in Temple Street Children's Hospital

What’s that you ask?
Yes it is my graduation hat for tomorrow on top of today’s paper with my name on it as one of the finalists for awards in a couple of weeks.

So, I had a busy day designing packaging for one of my favourite clients who is expanding her business and some stationery for a recent branding project, followed by a surprise shopping marathon with 9 little girls.

I got an email to congratulate me on making the finals of the awards, collected my graduation gown for the big day tomorrow at graduating with my masters, and found out that the fabulous Elaine Duggan had a feature on all of the finalists in the .ie

Phew! What a day. Although not all busy days end on such a high note, it is the normal busy days that help to shape these successes I believe.

Congratulations to all of the entrants and finalists of The Club and to my fellow graduands for tomorrow. Looking forward to both celebrations of achievement.

It’s always a great sign when you see your clients as friends after the project has finished. I was proud of my new friend Jackie from launching her two new products last Friday night.

I have been involved with the project from the beginning- designing the logo, the label, the box packaging, stationery and other branded materials.

It was so lovely to meet Justine from who hosted the launch party and is stocking the products.

It’s a beautiful space with local and Irish products and design, and bustling with members of the local community who all know Justine well.

The three of us women are all living in and running our businesses in our wonderful

Being involved in this project has been a real lesson in how women in business can support each other and how communities can get together to back each other.