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Here is where we display artworks inspired by the sky that we’ve been sent by our members. If you have cloud art to contribute get in touch.
The Cloud Appreciation Society mail art project
Lindsey Gould (Member 36,694) invited members to send art creations to her in the mail. She then replied with a mail art work of her own. See some of what members sent in here…
Mary Romer, member 50,765, wrote telling us about cloud paintings she has completed this year whilst living through these extraordinary times as well as the Cloud Garden Art Initiative.
Celia Parker, member 38266, often paints pictures of Dartmoor but thinks this is the first time she's got the sky and the clouds just right.
Sofie Dieu (member 45,721) is an artist who uses ink to draw and paint nebulas and other cloud realms.
Robert Austin, member 43,207, recently sent his painting "Shower Cloud, Bamburgh Castle" in response to a Cloud-a-Day which featured a watercolour by Van Gogh.
Louise Morgan, Society member 28,857, contacted us following a recent Cloud-a-Day on the subject of the English Romantic landscape painters JMW Turner and John Constable were notorious rivals but who both loved painting clouds and the challenge of painting rainbows.
Robert Thurston recently sent this pastel of a cloud formation he saw.
This pastel painting by Regina Calton Burchett is entitled "Morning Sky - Sail Away"
Earlier this year Ann Kraus was featured in a solo show at Pleiadles Gallery in New York City which was attended by a few members of the Cloud Appreciation Society.