Enjoy the hum of a Colorado craft house with the loose, lightning-quick strokes. Hints of cobalt and umber flicker beneath the amber body, letting the beer’s glow pulse like live music after last call. Up close, ridges of paint read like rising carbonation—proof that Richard Wieth paints atmosphere, not photographs.
 
 
The result is both inviting and grounded, like the first sip after a long day. The palette leans into honey, copper, and deep amber, balanced by cooler accents that keep the scene from tipping sweet. It plays especially well near wood—shelves, butcher-block counters, bar tops—where its glow can echo the room.