We can just imagine dreamily floating away on a cloud
Category: Cloud Art
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Josie Merck, member 43205, is an artist living in Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Miya Ando is an American artist known for her metal paintings which encapsulate both ephemerality and permanence in their subtle, brilliant color gradients.
Judy Brandon is an artist from Cleveland, Ohio.
Johanna McCormick (member 43238) lives and works in Boulder Creek, California, USA.
Claire Pendrigh is an artist living in Tasmania, Australia.
Tiffany Rysdale is an oil painter from Scotland, UK living and working in Adelaide, South Australia.
She paints character-based work and in this particular painting the clouds take on the form of the character she painted.
Tiffany came across the Cloud Appreciation Society page via the TED talks page when she was researching clouds during this project. She absolutely loved Gavin Pretor-Pinney’s ‘Cloudy with a chance of joy’ and found it aligned extremely well with the painting’s concept and intentions, allowing ourselves to take the time to daydream by letting our imaginations drift and find shapes in the sky.
You can see more of her work on her website.
Rob Good, member 22266, is a sculptor and in 2017 won the Brian Mercer Residency, spending three months in Pietrasanta, Italy, working on marble sculpture.
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
Sherry Palmer, member 27151, sent us this painting done while on the Isle of Skye in October of this year.
This wonderful watercolour is by Ian Holtedahl-Finlay, a painter and artist based in Warsash, Hampshire, UK
Artist and poet, Jeni Bate, recently sent us one of her ‘cloudiest’ paintings. She also wrote poetry for this painting and if you look very closely you will see this painted into it.
Mark Woollacott is a professional studio artist from North Devon.
Artist, Celia Parker, told us she saw this fantastic cloud over Dartmoor in the UK
Hillary Manalo Lockerman is a huge fan of clouds and combines this with her art.
She tells us “I paint clouds to remind people to look up—there’s so much more to life”.
You can see more of her work on her website
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.
Artist, Carol McCumber, recently submitted this painting entitled “Tanglewood Sky”
Tom Blazier, member 17468, recently completed a video of some of his cloud paintings.
Artist, Richard Thompson, is member 44065. He tells us that clouds have had a large role in his paintings for the last 40 years.
Inspired by growing up on the Great Plains in Tulsa, Oklahoma this painting by Marilyn Murphy, member 41144, is done in oil on canvas.
Peter Wiehl, member 37,862, submitted his painting, “Yonder”, for our enjoyment.
The sky is a favourite subject for the artist, Susan Graeber.
Artist, Dan Nuttall, says his artwork is influenced by his background in the natural sciences and landscape architecture.
Imogen Bone spends many hours watching and painting the sky in Cornwall, UK.
Peter Wiehl, member 37862, recently sent us his painting “Sky and Cloud” in oil.
Emilie Lemay (member 12,950) is an artist who lives and works in Canada and who was recently featured in an exhibition in Riding Mountain National Park.
Susan Graeber, member 42287, recently sent this example of her cloud art.
Heike Negenborn (member 8,845) was recently in touch to tell us about an exhibition at the Art Gallery of the Park, Trois-Rivières, Quebec, Canada.
Robert Austin, member number 43207, lives near Darlington in NE England in the UK. He has a long-standing interest in meteorology in general and in the study of clouds (nephology) in particular.
Ellen Reintjes, member 27535, sent her work entitled “Good Morning, San Francisco”.
Brita Holmquist is a plein air painter working in Penobscot Bay in the state of Maine, USA. She spends much of her time working from her boat and her paintings are in the collections of the Farnsworth Museum in Rockland, Maine and the Portland Museum of Art in Portland, Maine.
Sally Veach is a full-time artist who works from her studio Woodstock, Virginia
South Australian artist, Don Fogg (member 13,875) recently sent us his pencil drawing depicting a fully formed cu-nim anvil.
Jason D Page recently shared his magical new series, “Pyramids In The Sky”.
Didier Gobert is a French painter who describes his artistic concept as: Supersonique 101, Movement in art and blue sky.
Molly Davies, member 42,846, recently shared her cloud painting. Molly is an artist based in Macclesfield, Cheshire, UK and painted this scene in February 2017 year from a viewpoint in Teggs Nose Country Park.
Simon Morse works in pastel, oil and charcoal. His pastel paintings are almost exclusively skyscapes as this medium is perfect for capturing the fluid nature of the subject. His oil paintings and charcoal drawings deal with woodlands and trees in their many different forms and textures.
Most of the subjects for his work are very local to him, which gives me the chance to see them many times before starting work on a composition.
Simon has been in the creative arts for many years as a graphic designer, illustrator and artist. Trained at Shrewsbury and Colchester before working in London.
He has exhibited in Colchester and across Essex, Suffolk and Hertfordshire.
You can see more of his work on his website
Marie-Judith Jean-Louis has created a project which consists of creating 100 paintings of clouds in the colour trends of the year for cloud art lovers.
Emilie Lemay (member 12,950) lives and works in Winnipeg, Canada
Ad Tinkham is a US artist represented by Lucky Street gallery in Key West, Nash Gallery in Easthampton, Ma. and Gallery 65 on William in New Bedford,Ma.