Animated sky on HTML5 Canvas

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So far I've added a new bunch of clouds, some stars and a phase changing moon'

As the number of Clouds increased i cursed them into an Array and created two more Obstacles the Moon and Stars

Here's progress.

(Extended preview)
Animated sky on HTML5 Canvas
In extended preview i added trees and buildings. (everything is drawn programmatically without using static Images)


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