Cloud Game

[yorkshireman]

As kids we always used to look at the sky and imagine all sorts of shapes and figures we could see in the clouds. From an original post by Braden M and a request from Marionet we are including this in image games as a new thread for you to enjoy.

So I will start this thread off with Braden M's image to get us going.

In this thread you can post your own clouds and interpretations which then are open to others to interpret.

Bradens M's Post


It's the game we all loved to play as kids (and possibly still do)! Staring at clouds and saying what you see in them except now we can play the game with people from all over the world and not just in our backyard!

I had a bunch of random pictures of clouds doing nothing so I figured I'd try to do something fun with them.

You can do two separate shots or combine it into one - doesn't matter. Of course, if you see something different in someone else's picture you can re-post their cloud with your interpretation of what you see.
That's as far as I got to establishing rules for this lol. Basically its a time waster that might be fun to see what we can see in our clouds. Dont forget to include a title or explanation of what you see!

For my first one I see a baseball player who just struck out

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[kbColorado]

Woody Woodpecker

[Denim]

Taken last Summer near the Pacific Coast
Fireworks



I always thought this looked like the fire on a gas grill, or gas fireplace. The result of the winds blowing off the Pacific ocean.

[Grandpa]

Anybody see Dumbo?

[kbColorado]

Anybody see Dumbo?

clearly !

[Kiasmum]

Certainly do

[marionet]

Looks like he's begging for a peanut.

[marionet]

Here's that lizard, again

[Juliane]

The game is completed as a USC game innovation lab research project. It had over 500,000 downloads over the internet. And triggered a heated debate of whether video game is art.

[oxfam123salik]

Interesting to see such formation in clouds.. I always like to imagine these formation in stars too