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Making art for clients honed your skills.
Making art for yourself builds a legacy.

You’re creative. You’ve accomplished a lot.

I'm here to help you go from commissioned-based works to making art for you, too.

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Jesse's Legacy Art Guidebook helps you reconnect with what matters most, and make art from that place. Inside, you’ll explore your values, clarify your artistic voice, and build a practice that feels true to who you are now.

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No fluff. Just thoughtful prompts, simple structure, and space to grow.

You’ll walk away with clarity and the body of work you were always meant to create.

This is your Legacy Art. Crafted by you, for generations to come.

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Download chapter one of the Legacy Art Guidebook


→ Want to assess if you're ready to work with Jesse 1:1, start here

Your art can hold your story.
Start your collection, build your studio life, or rediscover your creative identity.
To begin your Legacy Art journey:

What

Clients

are

saying

“Jesse doesn’t just paint people. She understands them.”

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​– Faye, professional photographer

“I finally found something that’s fun again.”

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– Jean, busy & creative mom

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“My family and I will treasure these artworks forever.”

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– Katie, art lover

“I’m truly enjoying it. Jesse’s advice really matters—she helps bring the joy back.”

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– Leigh, newsletter subscriber​

Hi! I'm Jesse, an artist, wife, and dog mom.

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As a commissioned artist, I’ve had the privilege of working with clients from across the country. Through my experiences, I have developed a strong understanding of the power of legacy and its importance in shaping our future. It's not just the ones we share with family and friends, but the personal stories that live on beyond us.

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This journey helped me grow in ways I never expected. Life is no longer about what I can get, but what I can give in a meaningful and lasting way. That’s why I created Legacy Art.


Email: info@jesseburgardt.art 

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“She taught me how to find what was already in me."

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– Loretta, Creative

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