South Australian artist, Don Fogg (member 13,875) recently sent us his pencil drawing depicting a fully formed cu-nim anvil.
Category: Cloud Art
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May 25, 2017
June 29, 2021
Nate Barton, member 46,647, is a self taught artist, teacher and maker in Asheville, North Carolina. As well as making hats, he also includes handpainted cloudscapes on them.
You can see more of his work on his Instagram
October 3, 2017
Tom Hughes is an artist from Bristol, UK. He has started a body of work on clouds and wanted to share it with other cloud lovers.
May 12, 2026
Marilyn Murphy, Member 41,144, is an Artist and Professor of Art Emerita at Vanderbilt University. The drawing above was created with graphite in 2026 and is entitled “Cloud Factory”. Marilyn told us, “I have spent my life surrounded by remarkable clouds. Growing up on the Great Plains in the heart of Tornado Alley in the US, I am now mesmerized by the dream-like sky of Whangarei, New Zealand. The artwork I produce is influenced by my environment, reading and my experiences. I love factory tours, books, old magazines from prior to mid-20th century and obsolete equipment. Why not combine them all?”
You can see more of Marilyn’s work on the Marilyn Murphy website
June 21, 2019
Hand-painted side table by Kady MacDonald Denton
September 19, 2017
Tom Blazier, member 17468, recently completed a video of some of his cloud paintings.
June 22, 2015
in Los Angeles, CA, USA
This sculpture by Clare Martin is entitled “Cloud” and is made with 30 thousand toy soldiers, at Canberra Museum & Gallery, Australia, 2013
December 23, 2006
in London, UK.
June 19, 2012
July 6, 2018
This painting was sent in by Lyn Canham who gave a wonderful description of its inspiration
September 30, 2008
Christopher Volpe in Newmarket, New Hampshire, USA.
September 1, 2010
December 23, 2006
Christopher Stephens in Front Royal, Virginia, USA
June 5, 2009
June 7, 2011
April 2, 2009
July 31, 2014
June 5, 2020
Elizabeth M Corsa, member 21191, has written a short essay on her addiction to cloud painting
November 27, 2020
Saulius Vaitiekunas, member 50,307, feels a very important part of this installation is the light and shadows.
December 23, 2006
in US. (Visit her site)
(© Carolyn Babs) (Click images to enlarge)
September 1, 2010
Oxford, UK
April 5, 2012
February 15, 2011
Fort Myers, Florida
August 20, 2010
These original paintings were done on 4×8 foot canvases, and used as upholstery on restored antique furniture frames. Each painting is original and no two pieces of furniture are the same. Concept by DeWayne Lumpkin. Paintings done by CMagellen, both of Southern Oregon. This furniture series was first exhibited in July 2010 in Redondo Beach, CA.
Backdrop for chair is a 8×12 foot, 6-panel painting, also by Magellen.
June 1, 2024
Susan Delia sent us this image of a beaded QR code created by her niece. She told us “My niece, Shelby Shirey, is an art student at College for Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan USA. Her grandfather, David Shirey, was a Cloud Appreciation Society member and really enjoyed it and shared his joy of this society with his granddaughter, Shelby Shirey. Shelby has created, through some app, a QR code to take you to the society. She then laid it out on graph paper and beaded, over the course of 70 hours, this QR code. She has posted this on Instagram stories and displayed it in the CCS student art exhibit. We saw many people scanning the QR code and commenting on how wonderful it was and how fun it was there is a Cloud Appreciation Society”.
December 30, 2019
Sarah Vivian, member 48,706, recently joined the Cloud Appreciation Society. She tells us she loves to paint the never-ending beauty of clouds
October 6, 2020
Regina Calton Burchett, member 51,261, sent us this pastel painting of the Blue Ridge Mountains and corresponding poem she wrote to accompany it.
March 22, 2022
Tim Kessler, member 45,331, submitted this painting by artist Katrina Case. The piece shows a massive cumulonimbus having just passed the Mickelsen Safeguard site near Langdon, North Dakota
February 11, 2025
Merry White, Member 64,916, sent us this painting by her brother, Henry Isaacs. It depicts a cloud over Casco Bay, an inlet of the Gulf of Maine on the coast of Maine in the United States.
You can see more of Henry’s work on his website
November 12, 2018
Carrie Stout is an American artist who draws inspiration from the sky.
December 19, 2023
Gerard Watts, Member 62,339, sent us this painting by his Anna Watts. He told us
“Anna is an artist from Greystanes NSW Australia. She specialises in abstract art drawing and painting. Much of her art is inspired from nature and her surroundings. Anna’s other interests are music composition and puppetry”
September 7, 2006
From Burt Van Deusen:
(Click images to enlarge) (© Burt Van Deusen
December 22, 2020
Nomad Ovunc, member 53117, and his wife are touring musicians in the US, and regularly criss-cross the country. Whenever they see a beautiful sky, they stop the car and take a photo.
January 7, 2014
Visit herwebsite here: www.bonitapaulis.com
May 6, 2009
October 16, 2009
December 23, 2006
in Cologne, Germany.
A collage series called ‘Master Clouds’
(© Bernd Straub-Molitor) (Click images to enlarge)
April 25, 2026
Sherry Palmer, Member 27,151, is a landscape artist who returns to the same location again and again to get to know it. She found the perfect place on the Isle of Skye, on the Northwest coast of Scotland and has been travelling there for over 36 years. She says that the island landscape has helped to make her a better artist.
This painting is of Beinn Sgritheall, on the mainland, seen from the shore on South Skye in autumn 2025. She told us, “I have painted the mountain for several years now and it continues to inspire me to say something, in paint, about it, and its clouds!”
See more of Sherry’s work on her website
January 6, 2024
Larissa Gray is an award winning artist based in Kyneton, a town in the Macedon Ranges region of West Central Victoria, Australia. Although she specialises in small scale bronze and mixed media sculptures, she also likes to draw clouds. This one is called ‘Before the Storm’.
You can see more about Larissa and her work on her website
February 8, 2007
in Basel, Switzerland. (Visit Beat’s site)
