You May As Well Pass IPA 6.9% ABV Abbeydale x Brew York
Lewis RyanLewis Ryan constructs narrative through interconnected fragments, blending the grit of science fiction with the wonder of high fantasy. This piece functions as a vital segment of a modular world, inviting the viewer to piece together a sprawling landscape of magical enchantment and industrial shadow.

You May As Well Pass IPA 6.9% ABV Abbeydale x Brew York
Lewis Ryan constructs narrative through interconnected fragments, blending the grit of science fiction with the wonder of high fantasy. This piece functions as a vital segment of a modular world, inviting the viewer to piece together a sprawling landscape of magical enchantment and industrial shadow.
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Art Analysis
A modular journey through shadows and magical enchantment.
Lewis Ryan’s illustration for the Abbeydale Brewery and Brew York collaboration series serves as both a standalone scene and a vital component of a larger puzzle. Designed for craft beer packaging, the work utilizes a landscape orientation to depict a world where sci-fi elements and fantasy literature collide. The composition relies on a deliberate play of light and shadow, grounding its fantastical elements in a textured reality that hints at abandoned urban spaces reclaimed by magic.
This specific label is one of six that, when collected and joined together, reveal a singular, expansive illustration. By treating the beer label as a canvas for a larger narrative, Ryan encourages a sense of discovery and physical interaction. The artwork draws on geek and horror aesthetics, populating its fictional worlds with historical artifacts and mysterious entities that suggest a power unlock waiting to be discovered by those who complete the set.
This label functions as one segment of a six-part visual story, designed to link physically with other cans to reveal a larger, cohesive scene.
Drawing from fantasy literature, the piece creates a sense of ancient power within a modern, geek-culture frame.
Through the interplay of ink and watercolor, the work suggests that our perspective of the world changes when we stop looking ahead.
The work finds beauty in the way harsh maritime environments break down man-made materials over time.
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