Eruname, your sig picture was one of the things I was thinking about when I started this thread. I really like it and I bet it made a beautiful cross-stitch picture,
TrueHobbit.
If you ever want to post or link to your plays,
TED, I'm sure there are some people who would be interested in reading them.
Mummpizz, how do you feel about art that is not for sale? What about people who create just because it is a part of them and not to make money? I don't know about others on here, but I have always felt driven to create and I have sold very few things and those only when someone asked me to make something for them.
Guru, that's one of the things I was hoping for in this thread, that we could all learn something new. I really like the idea of the whistling arrows. I am fascinated with historical creations especially, so I think learning to make bows, quivers, and arrows is great. It's really something to make historical weapons from scratch and then use them (hopefully not on people

).
TrueHobbit-I like to draw (colored pencil illustration mostly), crochet
(I am good enough at this that I can design my own patterns), knit, cross-stitch, stitch plastic canvas, sew (especially historical patterns, but I'm just learning), bead, make jewelry, make toys, and role play (I know some people might not considered that art, but it is certainly a creative outlet for me).
Rowanberry, I disagree with your thoughts about not being too creative. You are a great role player and that is because you are a good writer. If you ever start drawing again I would like to see a picture of Aradriel (Is that rp game still going? It wasn't last I checked, but it has been awhile.)
MaidenoftheShieldarm, where do you partcipate in theater (in school, or a community production)? I think theater is wonderful because it combines so many of the arts together: acting, singing, playing instruments, make-up, costumes, painting backdrops, ect...
TheDuffster, those pictures that Rebecca painted are beautiful. I especially like the second one. I've always get a special feeling from pictures of gateways, gardens, and cottages, especially when I can get a glimpse of wild country in the background. Are those in your home?
I forgot to add music making in my list above. Are there any singer/songwriters here? Or anyone that composes or plays instruments (I used to play trombone in school, but not anymore.)? Or anyone that makes and then plays their own instruments?
~Sidonzo