Claire Bywater, Member 55,303, is a painter who includes clouds in most of her work.  The main image is entitled “Cloud Atlas (iv)” and the one below “Cloud Atlas (ii)”

You can see more of her work on her website

Christina Ulander is an artist living and working in East Devon, UK. Her passion is painting, specialising in creating large, contemporary works using oils and acrylics

Christina Ulander is a professional artist based in Devon, UK

Charlotte Aiken is an artist currently living in Guildford, UK, and her main interest is clouds.

Celia Parker, member 38266, often paints pictures of Dartmoor but thinks this is the first time she’s got the sky and the clouds just right.

Cecilia Temeperli, Member 64,974, created this watercolour of a sunrise in the Simpson Desert, Australia.  She told us “I have been dabbling in watercolours for several years now and am still learning. This was one of my first small artwork of a sunrise in the Simpson Desert and it still resonates with me, since 2014, I have been joining yearly treks with pack camels in the Simpson Desert in Australia. On this occasion, we put our swags on top of a sand dune, and I woke to a stunning morning sky. I painted this from a photograph I had taken, and this watercolour conveys the mood of this sunrise so much better than the photo.” 

Cathy Reincke sent her painting, “Spilled Milk in the Red Cedar” which was inspired by a photograph taken by Fay Thompson of the Red Cedar River near Colfax, WI.

Artist Catherine Eaton Skinner’s work illuminates the balance of opposites, reflecting mankind’s attempts at connection.   She is a published artist and has over 40 solo and group exhibitions.  The picture above is “CES-2493 Lungi Kam XIV” and you can read the statement about her work below. 

You can see more of her work on her website

Archetypal elements mark the landscape of earth and stone, standing as vestiges of time, acknowledging pathways with marking, scarring and erasing. Water, earth, wind, fire and ether emerge in physical form in my work: beeswax and resin; graphite and oil stick; wood, paper and cloth; glass and stone; lead sheet, wire and precious metal leaf. My paintings often reference the horizontal line between the sky and earth or the vertical line of the axis mundi. Working between Seattle and Santa Fe, my work encompasses sculpture, paintings, photography and found objects, often times a combination of these media.

The historical reverence for the power and sacredness of earth spans the timeline of our cultural memory. We live in a chaotic world where it is difficult to feel a part of the whole with the loss of control and balance: personally, politically and spiritually. If we become still and silent, we feel the four winds and the sky. We are then one with our kin of the past, the present and the future. Hopefully we will continue to find ways to understand and bond, not only to our environment, but most importantly, to each other.

Carole Rae Watanabe, member 57,467, spends a lot of time in Kaua’i Hawai’i and is inspired by the clouds there over the ocean.

Candy Frosoni, is an artist from England who paints in oils, acrylics and other mixed media, including gold and silver metal leaf and diamond dust.  She told us “I love observing cloud formations over coastlines and also the wide open expanses in the West Oxfordshire Cotswold countryside.”

Bob Maysmor sent us some of his creative photography and wondered how we would categorise it.  It’s thoughtful and artistic composition led us to post it here, in our art section. He has called the one above “Sky Windows”.

Beverly Leach, Member 26,259 is an artist who loves the skies over Alabama, USA.  She draws using pastels from the photos she takes of the magnificent clouds she sees.

Ben Lee, Member 7,118 sent us a selection of his paintings.  He told us “The sky almost always plays a role in my compositions, and I draw on observations and memories of clouds.  The flat landscape of the Fens in East England, where I grew up, sits beneath a vast sky that interacts with the ground.  Often, their forms reflect each other”.

The image above is entitled “In the Fens of Central Lincolnshire.”

See more of Ben’s work on his Instagram Page

Barbara Miller, member 56,107, is an aviator in Annapolis, Maryland. She has recently begun a series of paintings based on her up-close and personal experience of clouds

Ann Kraus, Member 48,329, sent us her painting “Holgate” which is part of an exhibition of her cloudscapes show “I Collect Clouds” that opened on 2nd May 2025 at the Hunt Library in Falls Village, Connecticut.  She told us “the town is literally next door to the town where Eric Sloane painted his clouds and that you wonderfully highlighted recently in the Cloud-a-Days“.

You can see more about Ann’s work on her website

Ann Kraus, Member 48,329 has an upcoming show in NYC. The title of the show is “Spirit In The Sky” and features her cloud paintings and skyscapes.  This will be her third solo show at the historic Pleiades Gallery and will run from 29th October to 23rd November.

More information can be found at www.Pleiadesgallery.com or www.annkrausstudio.com

Ann Kraus, member 48,329 is a painter of clouds. Her website says “Being focused and cloud aware is certainly a needed antidote for our downward gaze at our digital screens”.

Earlier this year Ann Kraus was featured in a solo show at Pleiadles Gallery in New York City which was attended by a few members of the Cloud Appreciation Society.

Ann Kraus, member 48,329, sent us this painting of the sunrise over the Atlantic Ocean outside Halifax.

Andy Holton is an analog photography student at the Photographic Center Northwest

Artist, Amy Szwaya, sent us this pastel painting of a September storm in the distance above Wisconsin.

This painting was sent to us by artist, Amy Szwaya

Amirah Busairi, CAS member 27334, sent us this artistic depiction of clouds.

Cloud enthusiast, Adrian Zlotea, loves clouds and especially Cumulonimbus, as you can see from his sketch.

Freedom Chelan Sabiston, Member 63,518, told us this painting was great fun as the watercolours bloomed across the paper just as clouds across the sky.

Kate Edge, member 30,633, is in the process of moving the Pembrokeshire, UK, to live in and around the Preseli Hills. She told us this painting was done in her ‘car studio’ and depicts the Iron Age Hill Fort called Foel Drygarn from a high top position in a local farmers field.

This is a recent painting by Kate Edge, Member 30,633, of Foel Cwm Cerwyn in the Preseli Hills, a range of hills in North Pembrokeshire, West Wales.  She told us that on the day it was painted the Cirrus clouds were wonderful.

Bhavna Misra is a freelance artist working out of her Bay Area based art studio. Fleeting Moment is one of her recent works inspired by the floating clouds above the Castro Valley region in California.

Starr Sutherland, Member 58,384, wrote to tell us about a small show she is part of at the Far Out Gallery, San Francisco from 20th September to 27th October 2024.  She told us that “these photographs reflect my fascination with Ocean Beach. During the pandemic years, to get away from the computer, I spent most sunsets walking on the beach”.

Click here to see the exhibition details