Want your artwork seen? Enter now and win a voucher. Every entry receives a $20 voucher*
Snap that Stigma!
1st prize = $300
2nd prize = $250
3rd prize = $200
Any kind! Drawing, painting, clay, photography, digital art, video and more – you are limited only by your imagination!
Your artwork will be shown at Art Showcases throughout the year. The next Art Showcase is in Cairns at PCYC Edmonton on 14 April and you will all be invited to view yours and other works. Artwork may also be featured on social media, and you may even see your artworks on QFCC reports and brochures in the future!
You can enter up to 3 times.*
Create some art relating to the theme and send us a picture of your artwork via the form below, or email us at qldart@create.org.au.
Entries close 10 April 2026.
In entering, you are consenting for your artwork to be used publicly by CREATE and QFCC (for example: Facebook posts, CREATE Magazines, Christmas Cards, Posters etc.).
You must have an out-of-home care experience in Queensland to enter the art competitions and be eligible for voucher payments and prizes.
Each entry to the art competition receives a $20 voucher – to finalise your entry, you just need to send in your artwork!
There is a limit of 3 entries every round.
Artwork will be shared via a voting system and winners will be selected via this system – winners receive a prize!
Step 1: Fill out the entry form with your details.
Step 2: To finalise your entry (and get $20!), please forward a photo of your artwork (and the same name that you have used in this form) to qldart@create.org.au
"I really do think my son had newfound confidence after seeing his artwork displayed and then going up on stage and everyone clapping for him and he got a trophy! That trophy is his favourite thing, he won’t let me have it in my room he wants it displayed in his room and up high so no one else can touch it. I never got anything like that as a kid growing up. I was always the failure in school etc cos I was so troubled so it meant a lot for me to have that opportunity now and even see my son have that opportunity as well because that sort of experience really does boost your self-esteem."
- Parent of young artist.
"This painting shows me and my sister holding hands under a rainbow, each carrying a heart shaped balloon. The balloons represent the love we carry for each other, even though we are apart. The rainbow stands for safety, hope, and new beginnings. The black glitter silhouettes show that even in hard times, our bond shines brightly. No matter where life takes us, our hearts will always be connected."