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The most common question is: How do I post my fanart?
Well first you need to get it on your computer, this is done through a scanner or if need be: A digital camera picture of it.
Then you need somewhere to host it online. There are several places to do this however www.photobucket.com is probably the fastest, simplest, and overall easiest. Furthermore the state in their policy that
| Quote: | | Photobucket.com claims no ownership interest in the images posted by you at Photobucket.com |
So anything you put there: They don't own. Some sites attempt to claim ownership of any images you post. You don't want that if you're posting your original art do you? 
One you have it uploaded to a website for hosting, to post it directly into your post you need its direct URL.
If you're using Firefox (www.getfirefox.com) simply right-click the image and select "Copy Image Location"
If you're using Internet Explorer  right-click the image, select "Properties" look at the "Address (URL)" field and copy the URL from there.
Once you have your URL ready to go you're ready to post your image.
In your post, simply hit the "Img" button on the same line as the Bold, Italics, Underline, and quote options.
That should insert this piece of code (you could also type it in manually)
[img]
After that, paste in your URL for the picture (Ctrl+V) so it looks sort of like this
[img]http://browncoats.com/userimages/403800780b004/firefly_castforweb.jpg
Now you just need to close your code after the url with another piece of code, like this
[/img]
With your full 3 piece code in place you can now post your image directly into your post
Huzzah!
(Alternatively you can simply paste in your URL, highlight it, then hit the "Img" button and it'll put in both pieces of code for you)
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May The Force Be With Us, Always
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