Elizabeth M Corsa, member 21191, has written a short essay on her addiction to cloud painting

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

Tom Blazier, Society member 17468, recently sent us his painting “Where Earth Meets Sky”.

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

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

Saulius Vaitiekunas, Society member 50307, is a Lithuanian artist living in Vilnius.

Wong Weng Yew, member 50,285, is a conceptual photographer from Singapore. He recently sent us these photos, taken of the same clouds at the same time

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

This scene depicts what artist, Joel Flora, saw after a storm passed through New York City.

Lamya Deeb, member 20,784, painted this passing storm at sunset a few years ago — Mammatus clouds and a little lightning.

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

Sharon Yamamoto has been exhibiting and selling her artwork in galleries around the world since 1969.

Francoise Dauchot is an artist based in Belgium whose favourite topic is clouds.

Sarah Vivian, member 48,706, recently joined the Cloud Appreciation Society. She tells us she loves to paint the never-ending beauty of clouds

Karen Fitzgerald, member 40,834, sent us this paining on a black background. She tells us this is how she thinks of clouds in the night sky and what they may be imagining if they could.

Katie Millard, society member 48293, is an artist who paints the beautiful coastline of North Norfolk in the UK.

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

Joan Son, member 44,883, told us “I’ve been working in paper for many years, based in the discipline of origami… trying something new now…”

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

Sherry Palmer (member 27151) painted this purple edged cloud covering Beinn Sgritheall, on the mainland across the Sound of Sleat, Skye in early September

Artist, Joseph Sweeney painted “St John’s Point” which is located in Co. Donegal, Ireland, in oil on linen (10 x 20″)

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

Fred Kenyon, member 47367, sent us this cloud painting which we like to think was inspired by a relaxing road trip.

Artist, Sandra Moore, sent this watercolor painting of clouds seen over the Catskill mountains in NY.

Rachel A Dolmatch, member 47312, painted “Clouds: America’s Got Weather” in May 2019

Hand-painted side table by Kady MacDonald Denton

Herman Folmer, member 46462, created this painting in 1997 and told us “the tiny little town of Motovun in Croatia appears each bright autumn morning”

Paul Bennet (member 47241) has shared his latest – and largest – cloud painting entitled “Sunset over Balmoral”.

Sofie Dieu, member 46343, is an artist with an enthusiasm for clouds. This piece is called “Pond Reflection” and is painted ink on layered paper.

This a 30 X 30, Diptych painted in acrylics called “Pacific Blaze” by Michael Armstrong.

Paul Bennett, member 47271, has shared his latest cloud painting with us.

Constance Kilgore, member 27497, is an established artist with an enthusiasm for painting the skies.

John has been painting skies all over the US and Europe for decades and wanted to share these with other members.

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

Paul Bennett, member 47271 is new to the Cloud Appreciation Society and tells us he absolutely adores clouds

inspired by the view at Jamay, Jalisco, Mexico

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

Lionel Playford, member 22010, has been studying clouds and the sky in drawing and painting for nearly 50 years as a landscape artist.

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

For the past few years Mo Kelman, member 43936, has produced tensile sculptures that are inspired by ephemeral phenomena — mostly clouds, as well as steam and smoke.