this one by
Clyde Apevig ( one of the very top Am landscape painters,) more representational than yours but this detail sort of shows what I mean, plenty of color but the brush work brings it all together and it is active, moving like your signature style...keeps the eye from reading one flat surface, almost like he paints the air itself. And it keeps the sky from becoming one boring texture. Just an idea to consider
you cant judge his work well online, it looks tight but he always starts with the abstract shapes, and really up close they are very loose, he just get the right color in the right place and it seems so real. I have one of his books and no sky is ever painted with flat strokes, always this sort of dancing brushwork...