Artist decorates Rossville Boulevard businesses with eye-catching murals [photos]

Muralist Jackson Hendrickson spray-painted a giant piston, spark plug and wrench above a black-and-white checkered race flag at Precision Auto Repair at 4406 Rossville Blvd. Muralist Jackson Hendrickson spray-painted a giant piston, spark plug and wrench above a black-and-white checkered race flag at Precision Auto Repair at 4406 Rossville Blvd.

By Tim Omarzu August 30, 2017 1 min read

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Rossville Boulevard businesses get revamped with murals

A Jackson Hendrickson mural at the Rossville Bottle Shop (Liquor & More) at 4409 Rossville Blvd.

Jackson Hendrickson, who works for D.W. Construction, painted a mural on the back of The Brew and Cue, a bar at 5017 Rossville Blvd. that's owned by his boss, Darrin Webb. The bar's clientele is like family, Hendrickson said, and the mural is

Jackson Hendrickson's biggest work, yet, is a 110-by-20 foot mural inside the new brewery that Heaven and Ale will open at 300 Cherokee Blvd.

When Jackson Hendrickson drives home on Rossville Boulevard, he sees artwork he likes.

That’s because he created it.

Hendrickson spray-painted murals on a number of businesses up and down Rossville Boulevard, including Chubby’s Bar-B-Q, the Rossville Bottle Shop (Liquor & More) and Precision Auto Repair.

The artwork is bold, eye-catching – and often comical.

There’s a Looney Tunes-esque “Three Little Pigs” theme to Hendrickson’s paintings on three sides of Chubby’s Bar-B-Q at 3801 Rossville Blvd., including a big, bad wolf recommending, “Don’t do drugs … EAT BBQ.”