Along with this new summer pink look, I’d like to take a moment to re-introduce myself to those who don’t know me.

I’m Michelle Laycock, and I have a "day job" at the United Communications Corporation. The United Communications Corporation is a publisher of several newspapers and owner of several radio stations around the country - mostly in the Midwest area (Wisconsin),  Massachusetts, South Dakota and New York State.

We are also the publisher of a Women’s interest magazine entitled "She". I design advertisements, layout ads on pages, index and archive the company’s publications. In the past, I’ve designed banners and ads for the company website, but have since moved more into the realm of print advertising design and layout.

I have worked in the publishing industry for 13 years, starting in 1995.

(I’m also a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator)

I began consulting bloggers and designing banners about a year and a half ago because I enjoy it! It is fun! Designing banners helps other bloggers look professional in the blogosphere which keeps us all looking good!

My specialty is designing for stamping blogs, but I can design just about anything for anyone, actually.

My philosophy is if you purchase a banner, you can do what you want to with the original .psd file. It is yours. Just let me know you want the layered version and I can send it. Any customer may receive the "layered" .psd version of their banner at no extra cost if they make a request. Layered versions can be edited as desired by the customer. "Blanks" are also available at no extra cost. A "blank" is your banner minus any text.

In addition, I keep a file of all banners I create. Therefore, if something happens to your blog banner (blog goes down, blog deleted by mistake, Image gets corrupted, etc.) Just ask me and I’ll send you your banner back at no extra charge! If you ordered a banner at some point and then later on you’d like to order a matching background, post siggy or button… no problem! I can make them match!

Have a pink-filled happy summer day, today!

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