Category: Cloud Art

Got cloud art to contribute to the Cloud Appreciation Society? Submit in your work and we will be happy to consider sharing it here.

Emilie Lemay

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.

Molly Davies

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

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

© Simon Morse

Ad Tinkham

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.

From Rob Youngson

Rob Youngson is a digital artist who creates high-quality digital prints of contemporary landscapes, inspired by the sublimes of the Romantic painters of the 18th and 19th century.

From Philip Govedare

“The constantly changing cloud formations in skies are less about a literal depiction of an observed phenomenon or place, but are a metaphor and a mirror of an interior landscape of individual consciousness and the human condition.”

From Thane Byng

Thane Byng is an artist based in Dorset. These are two works from: POEMS & PAINTINGS in CLOUDS & SKIES that will be included at an upcoming exhibition

Marilyn Murphy

Marilyn Murphy is an artist and Professor of Art at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN USA. She often uses clouds, wind and storms in her paintings and drawings.