I play music at home, sometimes recording it. I have zero interest in monetizing it. The most I’d like to do is collaborate and make music with others.

I also ran a YouTube channel for a few years. Made about twenty cents from that.

I used to write Wikipedia articles and blog posts about music if that counts.

I cook for the family. It's not the cooking that's creativity for me, most of the time, it's the menu planning that is the hardest to think through.

Creating memes...

Occasionally make movie posters for YouTube videos I download, primarily using low-tech means like cropping, layering, etc.

Mainly because I don't know how to do the more advanced stuff, but I find it kind of fun though to try to do similar levels of quality with lower-tech tools. Kind of like coding challenges but with Paint.NET. Lol. (BTW, that's not a link. Lol.)

I crochet little animals for friends and family.
Unasked, most of the time :)

DM/GM from time to time.

I do calligraphy!

Knit, crochet, cannabis edibles.

Decorating my house

Making small games

Writing poetry

Cooking

I do other creative things, but I've been paid for most of them at one point or another.

Tabletop roleplaying

Music. I've played guitar for 30 years, can play drums, bass, piano, etc... never earned a dime. Played shows but I'm still in the hole as far as acquired shit.

Make skirts!

Build stuff for burning man

Admining a Lemmy instance isn’t especially creative but at least I don’t get paid for it.

I bake for my families and friends, and i sometime do wood working too.

Make Gameboy games. Make music. Cook

Cook, bake, crochet, cross-stitch, oil paint, watercolor, party planning etc I hoard hobbies but don't do any of them professionally since I already have a job. They are all hobbies I enjoy

I populate Google Maps. Fill in business names, opening hours, take photos etc. At the start, I was vociferous about it, putting thousands of photos on there. These days, just about everything is there and I only correct stuff and add/remove businesses as they come and go. Oh, and food/menu photos.

Some of my photos have tens of millions of views. Which means people have to see them many times I think. Otherwise every single Australian would have seen the most popular ones, which doesn't make sense.

I'm used to Google just trusting me and immediately doing what I say. But I really had to convince them that Toys R Us really were closing down. That one took three attempts. The more prominent a place, the higher the rank you need to do major edits to it.

One might say photo art. Am registered with every group on the net.

On Sunday mornings I fix bicycles at the local community center for free, we just charge the price of materials.
For me is like Zen meditation, it makes my mind focus on one simple task in these crazy times where our attention span is all over the place. And it's good for our community since most of the people that come there are broke college students, families having a hard time and in general people who want to spend time together. Our group is always growing, I'm expecially proud of two kids, children of immigrants, who came to learn from us two years ago and now managed to save enough money to open their own bike repair shop.

I make instrumental music. I write, record, produce, and upload everything myself; but barely earn anything from it. 50k+ streams and I think I've only earned $170 so far.

I paint. I sold through a gallery for awhile but it just wasn't worth it when I could make ten times more for far less work doing my original job, so now it's back to just for fun. Also I hate painting portraits of rich people but if you don't do that it's really hard to make money. I also hated the mandatory social media removed. Engaging in that ecosystem disgusts me.

I enjoy photgraphy, mostly buildings and infrastructure, I have a gallery on a personal webhost, and never really share the link to it except to friends and family, but I have tyeblink to it on my CV.