Wood Shed Sides To Ventilate Yet Shed Water

I'm thinking of building a wood shed at some point.
Is there a siding design that would shed water and yet ventilate?
I'm thinking some kind of overlap with air spacing?

I saw a cool design the other day as I was driving to my sister's house. The siding was slats that were turned at a 45 degree angle off of vertical and spaced evenly. The builder also angled them on the horizontal to give it an interesting look.

So if you picture it in your mind's eye, each slat os sort of like the overhang on the drip edge of the roof of your house, with an air gap between each one. Think venitian blind halfway open and you're there.

That's what I was thinking of.
Alas, I'm no carpenter.

edit: I too made a special trip yesterday on the way home from work to check out a guy's wood storage system.
He had a series of neat wood shelters that also acted as a screen.

If you're no carpenter, then lattice sides with a good roof overhang would suffice. And maybe make the sides solid at the bottom to prevent splash up.

I am going to be screwing pallets on the outside of my shed for siding. Should be enough protection and give some space for the rain to drip down/snow to fall down.

Here's a few pics of my Dad's newly renovated woodshed.















Spacing is fairly close as we get loads of wind and rain ... this still allows for a good air flow, while giving lots of cover.

Cheers

;-)