Some of our members and visitors have sent in their paintings and drawings
of clouds and we are very pleased to be able to put them up for others
to enjoy.
John Constable (1776-1837), the English landscape
painter, said that the sky was the 'chief organ of sentiment'
in his paintings. He become so obsessed with the clouds that, for a period
in 1821 and 1822, he did away with the ground all together and devoted
himself exclusively to painting cloud studies. What a clever fellow.
Leonardo Da Vinci described the clouds as
'bodies without surface' and they are a challenging subject
for any artist, especially given that they never sit still for a portrait.
Any cloud-lovers' work for inclusion
in this gallery of vapours should be sent to: ArtAndPoetry@cloudappreciationsociety.org
Matthew Hasty
More Cloud Art
Our stunning 2010 Cloud Calendar is now available. New to the shop are cloud postcards, art prints, new men’s t-shirts, as well as the usual Rain, Glorious Rain CD, kids clothes, adult t-shirts and more…
Our handbook:
The Cloud Collector’s Handbook
Our first book:
The Cloudspotter’s Guide
Our gift book:
A Pig with Six Legs
(the UK name)
Hot Pink Flying Saucers
(the US name)
March’s Cloud of the Month:
Above The Clouds… more
The Cloud Photo Gallery
Searchable archive of your lovely photos… more
Music to Watch Clouds By
Sent in by our members and visitors… more
Member Highlights
Meet a few of our members… more
Attention All Cloudspotters
News that’s rocking the cloud world… more
Cloud Art
When members paint the skies… more
Cloud Chat
Talk about clouds, and nothing but… more
Cloud Verse
Members’ cloud-inspired poetry… more
The Morning Glory
The Australian cloud you can surf… more
