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

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.

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

Schar Freeman, Member 54,318 resides on the island of Kaua’i in the Hawaiian Islands. She told us “I love my walks on the beach. I am a painter and love clouds.  This one is my favourite beach walks on an overcast day with clouds that brought no rain..even with the Frog Face that lingers in this formation”. 

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

Fern Gadd, is a retired artist located in central Florida.  She paints for pleasure and also to raise funds for local pet rescues.  “High Country” is one in a series of her recent paintings.

You can see more of her work on her website

Ann Kraus, Member 48,329, sent us her painting “Puffy Spring Clouds” from a series of paintings on her chosen subject matter of clouds. 

You can see more of her work on her website: Kraus Studio

David Evans, Member 61,735, sent us a recent painting.  He told us “This is a painting I made of a tremendous cloud which appeared suddenly over a beach in Tadoussac, Quebec, Canada on a sunny day in 2018”.

Mark Bricknell, Member 13,136 is a photographer who appreciates the beauty and ephemeral nature of clouds. 

He told us “I have taken some images and would like to share them with the other members. This work is an appreciation of the photographer Alfred Stieglitz whose work in 1922 called ‘Equivalents’ has always been an inspiration to me..!  The exact location of longitude and latitude is on the poster”.

Richard Bacon, Member 51,546, sent us this photograph of a mural by Chris Finlayson, a New Zealand artist, who completed this work in 1984 at Wakefield Quay, Nelson, New Zealand. Chris Finlayson said of the work, “Whatever I painted there on the edge of land and sea …. would stand as a portal of softer human expression within the context of a hard edged, often unforgiving artificial urban environment.” The building once housed the electricity generating plant providing power to Nelson City. “Aotearoa” at the bottom of the mural is the Maori name for New Zealand, and the most common translation of this is “The Land of the Long White Cloud.”

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

You can see more of her paintings on her website.

Melody Serra, Member 56,638 told us “This is a sketch overlaid on sky blue hot press paper. The sketch was made on a clear day in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco”.

Fern Gadd sent this painting entitled “High Country”.  She told us “there are the most spectacular cloud formations in western US, and I frequently use them as references in my paintings”.

Artist, Denise Clark Weston, sent us her latest oil on canvas “Ocean Walk” painting.   You can see more of her work on her website.

Doug MacBean sent us his painting entitled “Dofasco 2000 Trail in Hamilton”.  It was sold through the Art Gallery of Hamilton, Ontario in 2022 and is oil on canvas.  He told us “I’ve been painting clouds for over 30 years and I feel I’m getting better”

Evelyn Wayment, Member 58,578, painted this cloud for a school project – we think it’s great and would love to see more of her art.

David Fitch is an artist residing in Texas and Maine.  He told us, “as a private pilot I spend alot of time looking at clouds, mostly trying to figure out how to get over, under, around or through them. So their ever-changing shape is of keen interest to me. As an artist I thoroughly enjoy recreating these forms like this one which represents a summer afternoon Cumulus congestus fueled by the warm moist air coming off the Gulf of Mexico in South Texas”.

You can see more of his work on his website

“Sky Puzzle” is a recent painting by Ned Stern who works from his studio at The Pendleton Art Center, in Cincinnati, where he can be found daily. More of his work can be seen on his website.

Ned Stern has been painting professionally since he graduated from college. He received his degree in Fine Art from The American University in Washington, D.C.  This is one of his recent paintings entitled  “In the Clouds”.  You can see more of his work on his website

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.

Daryl D Johnson, member 45,193 is an artist based in New Orleans. She told us “Surrounding my studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA are spectacular skies and sunsets. I paint to express the exploding chi of clouds”.

Karen Fitzgerald is a mid-career visual artist living and working in New York City.

Ian Morris is an artist from Manchester, England.  He works in different mediums and sent us one of his recent cloud related artworks.

Artist, Hyejin Park, has sent us her latest watercolour – a peaceful cloud to bring some calmness to our day.

Martien Van Beeck is an artist based in Ghent, Belgium. His painting “Sky #32” is from an ongoing series of cloudy skies

Michelle Purves, Member 59,285, is besotted by clouds and she tells us “my passion is to paint the ever illusory, changing, ethereal beauty that connects sky to the landscape.  In Australia my inspiration comes from the remote pristine inlets, and the continuum of soaring skies”.

Daryl D. Johnson (Member 45,193) paints from her photos in a studio in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. “Most times I see clouds as hugging energy and a comfort to be under. Uplifting and inspiring to higher thought and acts.”

Treading Light 30×48” Oils on canvas

You can see more of her work on her Website, Facebook page and Instagram

Lucretia Bingham, member 53,512, recently completed this painting of winter clouds – all silver threads and golden needles, pierced with greys.

Toni Prothero, member 57,032, wove this tapestry showing clouds moving across a headland at Clallam Bay in Washington State

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.

Dave Loewenstein, Member 58,926, created this cloud-themed mural entitled “A Haven in the Clouds”.  The mural in central Kansas, designed and painted with local high school students, imagines a bird’s eye (or satellite’s) view above clouds that spell out the town’s name, Haven, and if you look closely, Heaven, thanks to the letter E that appears one of the farm fields.

ou can see more about it on Dave’s website – DaveLoewenstein.com

Barbara Reid (Member 43,009) is a Canadian cloud watcher and children’s book author and illustrator. Her illustrations are created with plasticine modelling clay

Regina Burchett is an American Artist painting clouds, skies and landscapes in oil, pastel and charcoal.  She has lived for many years in Austin, Texas and now resides in North Carolina. 

This recent painting, “The Sentinel I” is oil on canvas and you can see more of her work on her website.

Theresa Mohaddes (member 54,684) came across this art piece by Tacita Dean at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

Kandy Phillips, member 49,627, and her granddaughter completed their “painting a sky a day challenge” for the month of February which her granddaughter initiated.

Artist, Hyejin Park, created this small art from a photograph taken two years ago. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did.