Visits

Wednesday 12 April 2023

Monday 20 March 2023

 Good Morning Paris

(acrylic painting on board 16x12in)

 


 

Saturday 25 February 2023

Femme Fatale - Carmen

Original Acrylic Artwork 20" x 16"  -  Femme Fatale, Carmen
 



will she steal your heart - then leave you for dead ?

Sunday 19 February 2023

Sunday 12 February 2023

'The Red Cafe' - Berlin Pavillon, Scheidemannstrasse

Original Acrylic Artwork  20 x 16 -  The Red Cafe

 


a place to relax from the velocity of life  

 

20" x 16"  original acrylic painting on canvas board

Saturday 21 January 2023

Montmartre scene - Paris

Original Acrylic Artwork  20 x 16  -  Montmartre

 




20'' x 16"  original acrylic painting on canvas board

Friday 3 April 2020


My new collection of poems a limited edition of 100 - only £5 + postage

a review below from a fellow published poet Mick Pettinger:-

Just finished reading your pamphlet.
Absolutely amazing.
You use such a wide range of vocabulary that when you're talking about things like love you manage to do it in so many different ways and it comes across as beautiful each time.
I have some comments and questions I noted down if ya get chance to look at em.
Real estate with pool - when ya say "and so we wait for the ripples of time to dissolve life's edges" can I ask what the "edges" are?
Mowson Crescent - "I took her home on my fingers" Brilliant mate, had me howling. 😂😂
Dave and Me - Is Dave a real guy or fictional?
Breathless is great, really makes ya think about being grateful for the loved ones in our lives and to savour them.
When You Say Nothing At All - I really like the line "and breathe the perfume you never wear" but I like the whole poem, beautiful mate.
Paris in the Rain has some good tips in as well as making me chuckle when you pour the wine and smile - "Shoot some duck"! 😂
Obviously there's a few love poems in here but I think I like La Rochelle Dejeuner the most because of lines like;
"and lay down to forget our other lives - there is no cure for love"
"my heart wants to believe her wax pasteled words"
"Life is cruel and love a non sequitur,
why oh why couldn't I have found you first."
"postponing our destiny for another day"
From "Another Place" the last stanza
"and all things remain in flux, for every second of everyday is just another place of melancholy and hope on a restless shore in a restless world"
is awesome.
What an amazing combination of words that make absolute sense and sound so poetically amazing at the same time.
Thanks for signing it too

Thank you Mick Pettinger for your heartfelt comments on my collection of poems 'A Warning Of Gales' . . .

pauldysonemail@gmail.com   £7 via paypal inc p&p

Saturday 28 May 2016


Il Pleut Mauve





Painted in response to a poem by Doncaster musician and poet Mike Jenkinson written about the artist formerly known as (~ squiggle ~)

I think the title is a bit of a giveaway tbh.
The Joker






Modelled on talented artist and friend Mike O'Brien. I created this as a swap for a new book he has out which you can't purchase - he will only accept a swap.

Scream for Kev

 



A fun piece commisioned for a friend named Kev - he wanded something amusing to display on his wall - strangely enough he did like this offering.

 


Friday 13 November 2015

Black Bull Guarding Apples - Massingham

 




Black Bull Guarding Apples
Harold Massingham









Measuring 14" x 10"  on canvas board, two separate paintings of the
poem by Mexborough poet - Harold Massingham  

Monday 22 June 2015

Homage to Picasso 'Adriane'

 



This is an acrylic picture  measuring 12" x 10" on canvas board.
Colourful £25 framed.
(enjoy)

Thursday 19 March 2015

Spring Time - Denaby

First Signs of Spring at Old Denaby
 




This is an acrylic picture  measuring 12" x 10" on canvas board.
Colourful £25 framed.
(enjoy)

Saturday 8 November 2014

Lightning Tree - Old Denaby








Measuring 10"  x  8"  on canvas board, is an expressionistic representation of a
solitary Lightning Tree in an Old Denaby field.