 The stickers were designed by Shreveport artist William Joyce, who has created and worked on several children's books, TV shows, and movies. He says he used bright colors and a silly design for the sticker to entice people to vote and feel happy for doing their part for democracy once they do. That's the process, and that's the thinking behind it. You know, doing something that makes a person look and go, I want to vote, looks like fun, okay, cool. The stickers will be handed out to people who vote in the fall election. I'm Mel Bridges.