Sally Wanless makes images, objects and ideas for places, brands & people. Working across illustration, photography, art direction & design. The work finds its way into interiors, publications, tv sets and brands through licensing & collaboration.
Alongside the work, she works with organisations on brand, creative direction and the ideas that connect them to people. Edinburgh based, working worldwide.
Exhibited in Times Square New York, Art Basel Miami and the Louvre in Paris. Featured in Dwell, ELLE Decor and The Sunday Times.
Selected Work
DAVID LOWRIE // Brand, Identity & Art Direction
Full brand identity, packaging and creative direction for a Scottish seafood company.
UNIVERSAL TELEVISION // Illustration & Print
New York illustration commissioned for one of the world's leading entertainment studios.
PHOTOGRAPHY //
A selection of atmospheric portraits, sports and landscapes created across exhibitions, editorial and commissioned projects.
KIP YARDS CONVERSATIONS //
Talking to interesting people and understanding how they think, which I hope can bring value
BREATHER INC // Fine Art Photography & Acquisition
Baseball photography acquired and placed for a New York real estate company. Where sport, culture and space met.
DELI QUARTER // Brand, Identity and Art Direction.
A complete brand world for a modern deli, spanning identity, illustration, packaging, apparel & space.
KIP YARDS//INTERIOR SPACES
Art, imagery and brand thinking brought into the built environment.
KIP YARDS SESSIONS //
I have created several sessions around brand and creativity that holds huge value for brands, organisations and teams
Rockefeller Center 2026
2 metres x 2 metres/ Available for licensing & acquisition
An on going architectural New York series 2026
Beyond Brand 2026
2 metres x 2 metres/ Available for licensing & acquisition
Baseball II 2014
29.7 x 42 cm Available for licensing & acquisition
If you’d like to see the full collection please get in touch
To request or see full catalogue please email: sally@kipyards.com
Partners
Stories
Thoughts on brand, culture, and the ideas that shape how value gets made — written from the intersection of art, design, and business.
David Rockefeller figured out it was a multi-billion-dollar asset class back in 1959.
Marriott just pulled an IKEA - selling a feeling, not a product, and it's genius
The Ikea New ad
Human behaviour has always been the brief. The brands that get it never look back.