Sponsor Spotlight: Kaye-Lee Pantony, Beth Quinn Designs, Susannah Conway + Amelia Critchlow

Big thanks to my sponsors...I'm really enjoying these weekly sponsor spotlights where their creative talents and businesses are featured. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor (includes your ad on the sidebar + ongoing spotlights), please send me an email for further information!

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Hi! I ‘m Kaye-Lee Pantony an artist by nature and a psychotherapist by trade. Here again to tell you about my ecourses. Sublime is currently under way. However, I am offering The Man Code again, only this time it is a photo journalism ecourse. Would you like to improve your relationships with the boys and men in your life? Do you want to fall in love with them all over again? Then this is the course for you! The goal in this e course is to have fun learning how men see the world around them and how to use this information to improve our communication with them.

Through photography and journaling we will learn to appreciate and laugh about the differences between us. I guarantee that you will learn something you didn't know before about boys and men! To Register you can contact me at kpantony(at)cogeco(dot)ca or by visiting my blog. The Man Code will start on February 14, 2011 and run for 4 weeks. The cost will be $39 (reduced from $99) until the start date.

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Jewelry artist Beth Quinn is "a mom of two wonderful little boys, married to my best friend, and an artist who loves to create anything from paper, fabric, wood, paint and metal." Influenced by her late father's metal working and her grandmother's creativity, her jewelry is "full of her love for the old , worn and shiny ... she loves to combine texture to create jewelry that can be loved and cherished for years to come." Please head over to Beth's website where you can find her shop and her blog! Her new spring line is now available and includes a new line of children's jewelry.

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The Unravelling e-course is an 8-week online class designed to help you heal the way you see your self and your world, using photography and journalling to access hidden thoughts & dreams and encourage personal realisations, all in the safe space of a like-minded community. Photographer & writer Susannah Conway is your guide through this process, sharing her insights and wisdom gleaned from a four-year voyage through grief and healing. You don’t need any previous photography experience to do this course - all you need is a camera (iPhones are perfect for unravelling!), a journal & pen and an open heart.

Registration for the Spring Unravelling: Ways of Seeing My Self class opens TODAY February 12th at 8am PST / 11am EST / 4pm GMT - you can check out what past participants have said about their Unravelling journeys over here (there are videos too :) Give yourself permission to take a couple of hours out of your week to devote solely to YOU; this isn’t self-indulgence, this is nurturing, nourishing soul time!

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Experimental art e-course: Take 6 weeks to delve into the process of creating art in its many forms. Together we will paint, collage, take photos, sculpt with paper and much more! Take your first steps into creating art or get re-inspired with what you already do. Discover your passion, share ideas, and benefit from individual feedback on your creations from me (Amelia Critchlow); I’m a practicing artist and trained tutor working in the UK. The world is your oyster, so lets start creating the ideas you have. The course has many pdf and web resources, links to a wide range of artists, art books (with a give-away), a private online group space, and I share tips and strategies from years of making and teaching art.

As a special offer - exclusive to Kelly Rae readers – I’m offering 10% discount on places for the Spring 2011 course, until 1st March 2011. To take this offer up, see here. Visit my art website here and blog here, and read what others have said about the course here.