Depictions of a cloudy sky in cartoons can be quite diverse. It could be a soft and gentle look with light clouds for a peaceful scene, or a darker and more ominous one for a stormy atmosphere. It all depends on what the cartoon is trying to convey.
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A cloudy sky in a caricature can be shown with exaggerated cloud shapes, like big puffy ones or ones that look like strange creatures. The colors might be more intense or muted depending on the overall tone of the caricature.
You can start by sketching the outline of the sky, then add in the clouds with light and soft strokes. Use colors that give a sense of depth and movement.
Well, in the comic, a cloudy sky could be presented through the choice of colors, maybe a palette of grays and blues. Also, the way light and shadow interact could indicate the cloudiness. And don't forget that the expressions and actions of the characters in that setting can enhance the portrayal of the cloudy sky.
In comics, a cloudy dark sky is often depicted with lots of gray tones and maybe some darker shadows. It might have swirling clouds or a threatening look.
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It can be quite varied. Sometimes it's shown in a gentle and flowing way, making the character look dreamy. Other times, it's more wild and chaotic to add drama.
In old cartoons, the depiction of black people was often stereotypical and not very accurate or fair.