New Crossroads mural celebrates Chiefs Kingdom and 'Big Red'
A new mural near 18th and Locust is sparking excitement for the Kansas City Chiefs -- one decibel at a time.
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A new mural near 18th and Locust is sparking excitement for the Kansas City Chiefs -- one decibel at a time.
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KCUR 89.3 Phil Shafer, aka Sike Style, owner and lead artist at Sike Style Industries, in front of his Chiefs mural at Tom's Town Distilling Co. in the Crossroads. Artist Phil Shafer, who's known as Sike Style, has created murals and installations featuring Kansas City Chiefs players across the metro. When it comes to taking a selfie, artist Phil Shafer says there’s not really a right or wrong way to interact with a mural. His opinion is timely. Shafer, who also goes by the name "Sike Style," works with the Kansas City Chiefs to create colorful murals around the metro. With the Chiefs sch...