Sybille Jones recently sent her digital viewpoint of clouds, which she created using Sketchbook.

Susan Forrest Castle (member 41376) shared with us one of her latest cloud works from a series called “Tiny Cloud Series”

Susan Forrest Castle, member 41376, recently sent this cloudscape in watercolour and pencil.

Susan Albers, member 45,561, has been practicing her craft as an artist since the early 1970’s. This is one of a series of pastels

Sue Hendry, Member 60,264, submitted her painting, “Indian Ocean Sunset”.  She told us “I get great pleasure from painting sunrises and sunsets“

Sue Hendry, Member 60,264, submitted her oil on canvas paintings, the one above is called “Dawn over Mossel Bay, South Africa”

Sue Hendry, Member 60,264, submitted her oil on canvas painting “Late Afternoon Clouds over Auckland“.  She painted it from a photograph taken from Devonport Ferry Terminal and told us she is “purely an amateur cloud loving artist”.

Stephen Barnes, Member 8,872 is a contemporary abstract artist who works with many subjects using different mediums.  This image is one of his desert landscapes entitled “Cloud and Horizon” which he painted from life. 

You can see more of Stephen’s work on his website

Artist, Sophie Keir, sent this detail of an Oil on Canvas painting of stormy, dramatic clouds inspired by the often in the background skies of Old Master paintings. These skies are sometimes more interesting than the main focus!

You can see more of her paintings, prints and cards on her website.

Sofie Dieu (member 45,721) is an artist who uses ink to draw and paint nebulas and other cloud realms.

Sherry Palmer, Member 27,151 recently made a return visit to the Isle of Skye from her home in New England, USA.  She told us “Painting the mountain on the mainland, Beinn Sgritheall, was a different challenge! It glowed in purples and blues. The mainland hills and Skye in general, continue to have me in awe of their beauty, after 36 years coming here to paint!”

Sherry Palmer, Member 27,151, has been visiting Skye for over 30 years.  This painting is called “Sea Mist behind Ullinish Point” where the cloud stayed most of the day.  Sherry painted this in oil on canvas and told us “Skye has the most amazing clouds; it is impossible not to say something about them in paint!”

Sherry Palmer, Member 27,151 sent us her recent painting of Beinn Sgritheall, the highest mountain on the Glenelg Peninsula in the Northwest Highlands of Scotland.

Sherry Palmer, member 27,151, has been visiting Skye for over 30 years to paint and see a wealth of clouds every time.

Sheila Finch, member 42153, is a professional artist who loves to paint the clouds on the coast of North California.

Cloud lover Sharon Baker, sent us her mixed media acrylic painting of a bear smelling flowers under a lovely lavender sky.

Sharon is author of the bestselling children’s adventure book on Amazon “Where is the Magic?“

Scott Willhite, works from his studio in Boulder, Colorado. His traditional oil paintings focus on the natural landscapes of the surrounding area with this one being entitled “Brewing”.

You can see more of his work on his website.  You can also follow him on Instagram

Schar Freeman, Member 54,318 sent us one of her recent paintings of wispy Altocumulus clouds on summer days on the island of Kaua’I, with a gentle sea lapping the shoreline. She told us “these are the days of great memories”.

Sally Veach is a full-time artist who works from her studio Woodstock, Virginia

Roberta Grandi, Society member 7665, sent her latest cloud inspired oil painting.

Robert Thurston recently sent this pastel of a cloud formation he saw.

Robert Austin, member 43,207, recently sent his painting “Shower Cloud, Bamburgh Castle” in response to a Cloud-a-Day which featured a watercolour by Van Gogh.

Rob Youngson is a digital artist who creates high-quality digital prints of contemporary landscapes, inspired by the sublimes of the Romantic painters of the 18th and 19th century.

Artist, Roanne Martin, is a lover of clouds and sent us this ‘Day Dream’ inspired by the view from her home.

Resa Blatman, Member 57,717, is an artist from Somerville, MA and recently submitted some of her cloud related art. The main image is called “Climbing the Hill to Consciousness, 2023” painted in oil and acrylic on wood panel (size: 48h x 36w inches).  She told us “I’m currently making a lot of moss paintings for an upcoming solo show. All of them have clouds as their backdrop because, for me, clouds and moss are the perfect pairing”

You can see more of her work on her website

“Little Green” is a solo exhibition of moss and sky paintings by Resa Blatman
McCoy Art Gallery at Merrimack College in Andover, Massachusetts, U.S.
Opening reception (free and open to the public): Friday, September 20, 2024, 6:30-8 pm
https://www.merrimack.edu/academics/rogers/art-galleries/

Regina Calton Burchett, member 51261, recently finished this painting of clouds above the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina

This pastel painting by Regina Calton Burchett is entitled “Morning Sky – Sail Away”

Regina Calton Burchett, member 51261 sent her recent artwork “Kiss the Sky”. 

You can see more of her paintings on her website.

Rachel Dolmatch, supporting member 47,312, sent us one of her recent paintings “Clouds After the Storm, Andrew Square, South Boston”

Rachel Dolmatch, member 47312, is a cloud artist from Quincy, MA, just south of Boston.

“The constantly changing cloud formations in skies are less about a literal depiction of an observed phenomenon or place, but are a metaphor and a mirror of an interior landscape of individual consciousness and the human condition.”

Perpetua Munk, Member 57,791 is a painter who has been fascinated by the sky and its wonderful colours and shapes for many years. In addition, she told us “the scientific phenomena are exciting, which is why the Cloud Appreciation Society is a truly wonderful place for imparting knowledge in connection with the visual beauty of the sky”.  The paintings here are from her series “Sky Spectacles”. The one above is “Wolkentanz” and the one below “Abend RGB2”

See more of Perpetua’s work

This scene was captured in Beenbrck, Namibia and was painted by artist, Penny Hauffe.  Penny was born in Windhoek, Namibia and now lives in Virginia, USA.

You can see more of Penny’s work on her website

Phil Erickson sent in a recent painting by his wife, artist Penny Hauffe.  It depicts a dramatic formation on the Outer Banks of North Carolina (USA) at Nags Head.

You can see more of Penny’s work on her website

Pauline Bailly is a painter from Normandy, France who likes to paint Lady-Clouds, called “Les Femmes-Nuages” in French. She describes her work below:

My Cloudy Women are the link between reality and dreams. It is an ambiguity between two worlds, with a strong emphasis on introspection in a style sprinkled with surrealism, where onirism takes over and supplants all rationality.

The cloud is like a connection between the character’s states of mind and the world around us. Like an extension of the emotions, these cumulus clouds, for the most part, are a window onto thought. They are like dream vapors, melancholy clouds, like a veil of poetry rooted in the midst of landscapes, terrestrial or celestial settings.

These women are like guardians of their own universe, but also of those of others. The spectators can project their own stories and dreams into my paintings. A bridge is created, in a spirit of sharing hope and softness.

To find or buy my artworks, you can visit my website www.paulinebaillyart.com
Buy on Artmajeur https://www.artmajeur.com/pauline-bailly-1
Or contact me directly at pauline-bailly@outlook.fr
Social media @Les_Femmes_Nuages on instagram / Pauline Bailly – Peintures on Facebook

Paul Schmid, is an artist and children’s book author/illustrator living on an island in the great Pacific Northwest.  He is a signature member of the Puget Sound Group of Northwest Artists and you can see more of his work on his website.

This is the latest cloud painting by Paul Bennett, member 47271