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How to make a Fan Creations Post
Fan Creations covers fan-made art, comics, videos, GIFs, statues, customs, crafts, decorations, and any other physical or digital creation. When posting an image you found online, save the full-resolution version rather than a screenshot. Give credit as " - u/sername" or " - <Artist Name>"
Your own Original Content should use the OC tag, and "by me" alone is not accepted.
Always link the source in a top-level comment.
Never claim ownership of work that isn't yours.
Click the + Create Post button, then select the Link button (for an external link) or Media button (for a direct upload) to start your submission.
Before you submit, select the Fan Creations flair from the flair menu so your post lands in the right category.
Type: Link Post or Media Post.
Title: <Item Name> by/- <Artist>
Example: Moonlit Ahri Fanart - FoxyPainter
For Media posts that aren't of your own work, credit the source in a top-level comment.
Markdown Format: [<Source>](<Link>)
Example: [<Source>](https://example.com/art/009)
Your own Original Content should use the OC tag and be credited to your own name rather than "by me". For crafts and physical creations, credit yourself with the OC tag, or credit the original design source in a top-level comment if it's based on someone else's pattern.
Using the Rich Text Editor to insert a hyperlink
Our guidelines list link formats using Markdown syntax. For example, typing [Ahrism1](https://Ahrism1.com) in the Markdown Editor would display your text as Ahrism1.
If you use the default Rich Text Editor, you don't need type brackets or code—just use the toolbar.
Highlight Text: Type the text you want to turn into a link (e.g., "Source") and highlight it.
Link Button: Select the link button on the toolbar. If you don't see the text tools, check the Aa button to reveal the toolbar.
Paste & Save: Your highlighted text auto-fills under Text. Paste your URL into the Link box and click Save.
Multiple images can be uploaded at once. This allows each image to have its own caption and link. Please ensure you follow the post title format when creating gallery posts.
You hand‑painted an Ahri figure
You sculpted or 3D‑printed your own Ahri statue
You built a custom Ahri-themed PC case panel (painted, vinyl-cut, laser-cut, etc.)
You made a custom Ahri desk mat
You crafted Ahri’s tails out of fabric
You built a custom neon sign or LED panel with Ahri’s silhouette
You made a custom Ahri keycap set
You hand‑painted your PC case with Ahri art
You created a custom Ahri-themed controller shell
You crocheted/knitted an Ahri plush
You made a resin charm or keychain of Ahri
You designed and printed your own Ahri stickers
You built a diorama featuring Ahri (even if figures inside are official)
You built a normal PC
You installed RGB and set it to purple/pink
You put Ahri statues on your desk
You placed official merch inside your PC case
You used a wallpaper you downloaded
You used a wallpaper you found on Pinterest
You bought an Ahri mousepad
You bought an Ahri poster and hung it up
You bought a K/DA-themed PC case
You bought Ahri keycaps
You bought a pre-made Ahri neon sign
You bought a K/DA hoodie and hung it on your chair
You arranged your shelves with Ahri figures
You made a themed corner using only merch you purchased
You set your monitor background to Ahri
You used official Riot art in your setup
You used someone else’s fanart (with credit) in your setup
You bought LED strips and set them to match Ahri’s colors
You bought a K/DA mouse and keyboard
You bought a K/DA chair
You bought a K/DA rug
You bought a K/DA pillow
You bought a K/DA blanket
You bought a K/DA lamp
You bought a K/DA shelf
You bought a K/DA wall scroll
You drew Ahri fanart (digital or traditional)
You made a 3D model of Ahri
You animated Ahri in Blender
You created a custom Ahri wallpaper from scratch
You made a K/DA Ahri-themed UI skin for Rainmeter
You designed a custom Ahri-themed OBS overlay
You created a custom Ahri-themed website layout
You made a custom Ahri-themed cursor pack
You created a K/DA Ahri Minecraft skin
You made a custom Ahri mod for a game
You created a K/DA Ahri-themed music remix
You made a cosplay (even if parts are bought — the act of assembling counts as creation)
Showing your Ahri figure collection
Showing your K/DA album
Showing your K/DA posters
Showing your K/DA plushies
Showing your K/DA pins
Showing your K/DA clothing
Showing your K/DA accessories
Showing your K/DA statues
Showing your K/DA acrylic stands
Showing your K/DA keychains
Showing your K/DA phone case
You took official merch and modified it (repaint, resculpt, rehair, etc.)
You built a PC setup where you created the art displayed inside the case
You made a custom shelf or display stand specifically themed around Ahri
You built a PC and put official merch inside
You arranged your desk aesthetically
You color-matched your setup to Ahri
You made a themed display using only purchased items
You used a pre-made Ahri-themed PC case skin
You used a pre-made Ahri-themed desk mat