25 Clouds Background for Your 3D Renditions
Clouds background are one of the most sought after types of textures. From colorful sky to smoky and dark sky, these textures are very useful for 3D artists and to those who need to incorporate some cloud textures in their designs. We have seen a lot of 2D and 3D renditions that make use of clouds background, be it in the animated movies or in many video games. High resolution clouds background can be applied to a sky dome and can alternatively be used as a background pass in 3d render composites or as subtle elements in all kinds of interesting images. This roundup includes different weather conditions ranging from stormy and overcast to clear and sunny. These pictures were also taken at different times of the day from morning to afternoons and sunset and features different types of clouds from cirrus to stratus to cumulus and nimbus, etc. Now Sky is your Limit to create the wondering realistic clouds for your 3d scenes. (Most images from this set are licensed under a Creative Commons License. Please check out the individual terms of use of these clouds background before downloading them). You can visit the source of these images by clicking on the download link found below each image.
Background 01 – Red Evening Clouds

Background 02 – White Cumulus

Background 04 – Dark Clouds Over Sand

Background 05 – Clouds with Sun Rays

Background 06 – Storm Clouds

Background 07 – Puffy Clouds on Dark Blue Sky

Background 08 -Clouds

Background 09 – Late Fall Sunset Sky

Background 10 – Lonely Cloud

Background 11 – Sun Flare and Clouds

Background 12 – Cumulus Clouds

Background 13 – Blue and Pink Sky

Background 14 – Cirrus Clouds

Background 15 – High above the clouds

Background 16 – High Above the Clouds 2

Background 17 – Stormy Sky

Background 18 – Dramatic Sunset

Background 19 – Evening Sky Clouds

Background 20 – Cotton Sky

#21 – Some great clouds in Ohio on I-80

#22 – Beach Clouds

#23 – Cloud Stock
#24 – Before the Rain

#25 – Sky Sun And Clouds Texture

















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