Jessica Stuntz Art Studio
Original paintings, sacred art & pottery, heirloom artwork inspired by faith, family, and the moments that matter.
Live wedding painting available on select dates.
Sacred Art & Heirloom Pottery
Objects created to live in homes and churches, adding beauty and meaning to everyday life.
Commissions & Original Artwork
I paint for the moments you want to hold onto—an anniversary, a quiet memory, or a family milestone. These pieces are ideal for anniversaries, memorials, or meaningful moments you want preserved in paint. Alongside painting, I create small-batch pottery and sacred objects inspired by faith, tradition, and Southern culture. Each piece is designed to be both beautiful and meaningful — art meant for everyday life.
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Bringing Faith & Beauty to Everyday Life through Sacred Art, Handmade Pottery, Creative Gatherings and Live Wedding Paintings
Creative & Called
You are creative because you were made by the Creator. And you are called — not necessarily to be an artist — but to participate in beauty. I started Creative & Called Gatherings because I wanted a space where we could rediscover our creative hearts together—without the pressure of being 'perfect' artists. They are small, curated workshops for women who want to rediscover their creative hearts and embrace the beauty and messiness of everyday life.
Whether you haven’t painted in years or have never picked up a brush, this day is for you.
Learn About Future Gatherings
Hey there,
I’m Jessica — a Louisiana artist, potter, and lifelong creative who believes beauty has a way of preserving the moments that matter most.
My studio isn't exactly a place of 'solitude'—it’s the heart of a home that’s always moving. Between homeschooling, high school graduation prep for my youngest, and the general beautiful chaos of family life, I squeeze in time at the wheel or easel or kitchen table. These pieces aren't made in silence; they’re made in the middle of it all, designed to handle the real, busy lives of the people who take them home.
While I occasionally paint weddings live, much of my work is created in my home studio — pieces meant to live in homes and churches and become part of everyday life.