What you need
Paper
Scanner
Most printers come with a scanner nowadays. If you don't have a scanner, I guess you could also use a digital camera to take a picture of the piece of paper. You will need a powerful camera though, textures need to be very, very clear.
Step one, scan your piece of paper.
Step two, upload it to a image sharing site.(Optional) You only need to upload it to image sharing sites if you want to give downloaders a preview.
Step three, compress all your images into a .rar archive.
Step four, upload the .rar archive to an online file host of some sort.
/facepalm
Since this guide is so short I'll try to go deeper into each of the steps.
Some things you can do to a piece of paper for cool effects.
Crumple it
Gently dip it into tea or coffee and then leave it out to dry
Burn the sides or a hole in the middle
Tear out the sides
If you want, you can also go to the library and borrow a really old book. Then just scan a blank page. This gives a more realistic old look than dipping it in coffee or tea.
Some popular image sharing sites.
Flickr
Photobucket
Tinypic
Image shack
Out of all of them, I would choose flickr. They never delete your photos unless it contains inappropriate material.
How do I compress the images into a .rar archive?
First off, you need a program that can create/open .rar files.
In my opinion winrar is one of the best programs for doing this. Once installed, just right click on your desktop and select "New WinRar archive". Once created, open it up and drag all your images into the archive. Simple?
Now for some popular file hosts.
There are thousands of them out there, but I'll name the best few. NOTE : Most of these require you to sign up.
4shared
Mediafire
Megaupload
Uploading.com
FileDen
Afraid they will delete your images and too lazy to upload to multiple hosts? Try multiupload. It uploads your file to multiple file host. Best of all, you don't need to sign up. Simple upload your file and they give you back a link. When somebody clicks on the link they can choose what host they prefer to download from.
I'm done. Lol.
Paper
Scanner
Most printers come with a scanner nowadays. If you don't have a scanner, I guess you could also use a digital camera to take a picture of the piece of paper. You will need a powerful camera though, textures need to be very, very clear.
Step one, scan your piece of paper.
Step two, upload it to a image sharing site.(Optional) You only need to upload it to image sharing sites if you want to give downloaders a preview.
Step three, compress all your images into a .rar archive.
Step four, upload the .rar archive to an online file host of some sort.
/facepalm
Since this guide is so short I'll try to go deeper into each of the steps.
Some things you can do to a piece of paper for cool effects.
Crumple it
Gently dip it into tea or coffee and then leave it out to dry
Burn the sides or a hole in the middle
Tear out the sides
If you want, you can also go to the library and borrow a really old book. Then just scan a blank page. This gives a more realistic old look than dipping it in coffee or tea.
Some popular image sharing sites.
Flickr
Photobucket
Tinypic
Image shack
Out of all of them, I would choose flickr. They never delete your photos unless it contains inappropriate material.
How do I compress the images into a .rar archive?
First off, you need a program that can create/open .rar files.
In my opinion winrar is one of the best programs for doing this. Once installed, just right click on your desktop and select "New WinRar archive". Once created, open it up and drag all your images into the archive. Simple?
Now for some popular file hosts.
There are thousands of them out there, but I'll name the best few. NOTE : Most of these require you to sign up.
4shared
Mediafire
Megaupload
Uploading.com
FileDen
Afraid they will delete your images and too lazy to upload to multiple hosts? Try multiupload. It uploads your file to multiple file host. Best of all, you don't need to sign up. Simple upload your file and they give you back a link. When somebody clicks on the link they can choose what host they prefer to download from.
I'm done. Lol.