SB Art

Laurel Richie is not your ordinary attorney. She won’t deem herself an artist but, at SB Magazine, we call it like we see it — Laurel is a true artist …
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Nolan Simmons owes his love of art to his childhood. His earliest memories are ones when he was drawing in his room as a kid and pretending to sleep at …
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Editor’s note: In a two-part series, writer and local theatre director Joe Todaro explores the history of Shreveport-Bossier City’s community theatre as well as the challenges experienced by local theatre …
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Tanesha Morris is here to shake things up.

Morris, 29, is a local filmmaker from Shreveport-Bossier City, and her plan for the last few years has been to create the …
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A wise teacher in high school once told me “a great life is a free life.”

At the time I didn’t really understand him. To be honest, I thought he …
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Putting pen to paper to tell stories is Jeff Babineaux’s creative porthole. He started writing for fun in high school when he was taking a creative writing course. In school …
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Jaylon Lewis has loved fashion for his entire life. As soon as he was old enough to work, he headed to the mall and began a retail job. Interacting with customers …
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Sarah Gardner is a one-woman show.

Not only does she play the alto saxophone but she’s also good with the guitar, keyboard and drums. The 18-year-old Green Oaks Performing Arts …
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Sarah Smith has always wielded some type of pen, paintbrush or marker; she’s been creating art since a toddler.

“I would draw on the walls of my home with markers …
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Over the course of the next few weeks, Bryan Bradley’s life will change forever.

Other than celebrating his 18th birthday on April 20, the Southwood High School senior will graduate …
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