Amy Ellis Nutt of the Washington Post interviewed Society founder Gavin Pretor-Pinney for her recent article which looks at clouds from all angles.
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Cloud enthusiast, Dinah Johnson, was inspired to write these poems after walking into the town of Swanage, UK, a few years ago and spotting a cumulonimbus cloud.
Dr Wilhelm von Zitzewitz, member 6178, recently wrote to us about this cloud inspired building project.
Another wonderful timelapse from Ben Brown-Steiner (member 38053). This time of Cirrus with a Sundog
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
Anthony Davis, member 11945, has sent us a further irreverent cloud poem having taken his inspiration from the sky.
The Dutch TV programme De Kennis van Nu has filmed a few episodes of its series Wolken Kijken (‘watching clouds’) with Gavin Pretor-Pinney.
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.
Ben Brown-Steiner (member 38053) captured this rare Horseshoe Vortex whilst in Italy earlier this month
Jeni Bate, Society member 29168, has written this cloud inspired poem in the style of a Shakespearean sonnet.
Gavin Pretor-Pinney is giving an illustrated talk about clouds around the world on Sunday 1st October at the Royal Geographical Society, London…
Artist, Carol McCumber, recently submitted this painting entitled “Tanglewood Sky”
Bernard L Reymond, member 32429, recently drew our attention to this remarkable image.
Nicholas Power, Society member 27925, from Canada, recently shared two of his cloud inspired poems with us.
Tom Blazier, member 17468, recently completed a video of some of his cloud paintings.
For September’s Cloud of the Month, we’ve chosen a display of ‘anti-crepuscular rays’…
Explore all things weather – from storms to climate – with this course that looks at the basic processes behind the weather.
Nick Houvras, member 7367, shares this poem inspired by the clouds.
Amelia Briggs of the David Lusk Gallery was recently in touch to tell us about their current exhibition entitled “Thin Air” by Catherine Erb.
Cloud enthusiast, Germán Díaz Lopez (CAS Member 28232), is putting on an International Cloud Conference at Granxa Escola Barreiros, Sarria, Lug, Spain from 22nd to 24th September 2017.
Berndnaut Smilde is a Dutch visual artist who in 2012 created a series of self-made clouds.
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.
Anthony Davis, member 11945, recently sent in this aptly themed poem for our amusement.
Peter Wiehl, member 37,862, submitted his painting, “Yonder”, for our enjoyment.
Carole Chandler, member 28346, wrote this poem in the kind and gentle company of ‘Marley’, her black Labrador – a retired guide dog aged 11 and apparently, one of our canine cloudspotters.
The sky is a favourite subject for the artist, Susan Graeber.
Olivia Negron, member 41,836 has shared this beautiful poem written by her grandfather.
Artist, Dan Nuttall, says his artwork is influenced by his background in the natural sciences and landscape architecture.
Dilip Bhatt, of Rajkot, India, recently sent this poem inspired by clouds.
Imogen Bone spends many hours watching and painting the sky in Cornwall, UK.
Anahí Echazarreta, member 28211, recently sent us this video of an asperitas formation over Colón, Province of Entre Ríos, Argentina that he captured in November 2016.
Cindy Medina of Las Cruces, NM recently sent three of her Cloud Haiku
Peter Wiehl, member 37862, recently sent us his painting “Sky and Cloud” in oil.
Meg Files from Tucson AZ recently sent us this poem that she wrote for her father’s memorial service.
We were recently sent this time-lapse photography by Ulrich und Valeria (aka Cloudhunt42). It is three years of clouds in five minutes…
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.
Christopher Fernie is an enthusiastic cloud poet and has sent this from his Cloud Poetry archive.