Whether you are just starting out, an emerging artist, an established artist looking to scale, or a regional creative business, Pop'd Hub is built for you. We also serve art galleries, event organisers, and community members who want to discover and support local art. View all directory plans here.

Yes. Pop'd Art Hub is dedicated exclusively to supporting creators in regional Queensland. We are currently accepting memberships from artists and creative businesses located from Gatton and west through the Darling Downs, and out beyond Chincilla.

All Directory and Event Listings will be reviewed before being published to make sure they are in Regional QLD.

Our mission is to create visibility and opportunity for regional artists who are often forgotten in favour of metropolitan creators. By focusing on Gatton, through Toowoomba and out west, we ensure our resources and community remain targeted toward the unique needs of our regional art scene.

All Directory and Event Listings will be reviewed before being published to make sure they are in Regional QLD.

You need to purchase a directory plan via the Directory Plan page.

You can view intructional videos and guides on how to set up a directory listing via the support page.

Yes. We offer a thirty day change of mind policy. If you decide Pop'd Hub isn't for you within the first thirty days of your initial payment, we will provide a full refund of your listing fee. After thirty days, subscriptions are non-refundable but can be cancelled at any time to prevent future renewals.

Yes. Pop'd Art Hub is dedicated exclusively to supporting creators in regional Queensland. We are currently accepting memberships from artists and creative businesses located from Gatton and west through the Darling Downs, and out beyond Chincilla.

All Directory and Event Listings will be reviewed before being published to make sure they are in Regional QLD.

Our mission is to create visibility and opportunity for regional artists who are often forgotten in favour of metropolitan creators. By focusing on Gatton, through Toowoomba and out west, we ensure our resources and community remain targeted toward the unique needs of our regional art scene.

All Directory and Event Listings will be reviewed before being published to make sure they are in Regional QLD.

If you choose to use our ticketing system, a 6.5% transaction fee applies to each ticket sold. This fee covers GST, payment gateway charges, and Pop'd Hub administration costs. View more information about ticketing here.

Once you begin selling tickets, you can request a payout via your wallet at the bottom of your account page. This is where you will add your PayPal email address to receive your funds. Please note that you must have a PayPal account to receive ticket payments, as direct bank deposits are unavailable due to administrative restraints.

View Support page for directions

Once you begin selling tickets, you can request a payout via your wallet in your account area located at the bottom of your account page. This is where you will add your PayPal email address to receive your funds. Please note that you must have a PayPal account to receive ticket payments, as direct bank deposits are unavailable due to administrative restraints.

View how to on support page

A short, written description of your work and why you make it. It helps collectors connect with the story behind your art.

When an artist is hired by a client to create a specific, custom piece of artwork based on the client's requirements.

A high-quality fine art print made using professional grade inkjet printers and archival inks. These are designed to last for decades without fading.

A technique where paint is laid on an area of the surface in very thick layers, usually thick enough that the brush or painting-knife strokes are visible.

A Latin term meaning in its original place. In the art world, it refers to a photo or mockup of a painting hanging on a real wall in a room setting.

An optical effect where a rectangular object, such as a canvas, appears as a trapezoid in a photograph. This happens when the camera is not perfectly parallel to the artwork, causing one side to look wider than the other.

A set number of identical prints made from an original artwork. Once the edition is sold out, no more will be produced, increasing the value for collectors.

A technique where an artist uses more than one medium or material in a single work, such as combining acrylic paint with ink or collage.

A French term meaning in the open air. It refers to the practice of painting outdoors to capture the natural light and atmosphere of a landscape.

A business model where products, such as prints or cards, are only printed after an order is placed. This means you do not have to hold any physical inventory.

The history of ownership of a work of art, which helps to establish its authenticity and value for collectors.

The level of detail captured in a digital image, typically measured in pixels or megapixels (M). Higher resolution settings, such as 64M or 300M on a smartphone, capture more fine detail, allowing for larger prints and clearer web display.