As Apple celebrates its 50th anniversary, 9to5Mac suggests the best tribute is creating something wonderful yourself. The company has long championed creativity through its products, from GarageBand to Final Cut Pro, enabling users worldwide to express themselves through art and technology.

Steve Jobs believed making something wonderful was the ultimate way to show appreciation to humanity. In a 2007 recording played at the 2017 iPhone X event, Jobs explained that creating with care and love transmits something meaningful, even without meeting the people who experience your work. The Steve Jobs Archive later published a book titled "Make Something Wonderful" to inspire people to do their best work.

Whether you write a song, draw a picture, make a movie, build an app, or draft a poem, Apple's devices are designed to help anyone express themselves through art. The company's greatest contributions have arguably been to the arts, enabling creators across music, television, illustration, and publishing. Share your creations with @9to5mac on social media or in the comments below, whether you're using Apple Pencil, Pages, or any other Apple tool to bring something new into existence.