Following is a list of Glasgow School of Art alumni.

• Mary Maclean – photographer and Royal Academy lecturer
• Grace Wilson Melvin – artist and faculty member of the Glasgow School of Arts^[1]
• Josephine Haswell Miller – painter and faculty member of the Glasgow School of Arts^[2]

• Ian Callum – automotive designer^[3]
• Charles Rennie Mackintosh –designer and architect^[3]
• Jeffrey Rowbotham – architect^[4]
• Thomas S. Tait – architect^[3][5]

Paul Cannon - Architect

• Anne Knox Arthur – embroiderer and 1939 Lauder Prize winner
• Helen Adelaide Lamb – embroiderer and painter
• Ann Macbeth – embroiderer and suffragist^[3][6]
• Jessie Newbery – textile artist and embroiderer^[3]

• Pam Hogg – fashion designer^[3]
• Jonathan Saunders – fashion designer^[7]

• Peter Capaldi – actor, director, and 1995 Academy Awards winner for short film^[3]
• Robbie Coltrane – actor^[3]
• Muriel Gray – broadcaster, author, and journalist^[3]
• Jimmie Macgregor – television broadcaster and folksinger^[8]
• Alexander Mackendrick – film director^[9]
• Gillies MacKinnon – film director^[10]
• Iain McCaig – Hollywood storyboard artist, illustrator, and designer^[11]
• Eddie McConnell – documentary filmmaker
• Norman McLaren – Academy Award-winning animator and filmmaker^[3]
• May Miles Thomas – screenwriter and director^[12]
• Ewan Morrison – novelist, screenwriter, director, and winner of the Saltire Society Literary Award and the Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust Book Awards
• Donald Wilson – television writer and producer^[13]

• Christine Berrie – illustrator^[14]
• Emilio Coia – caricaturist^[3][15]
• Darren Cullen – cartoonist known for Join the Army^[3]
• John Glashan – cartoonist and illustrator^[16]
• Jessie Marion King – illustrator^[3]
• Iain McCaig – illustrator, designer, and Hollywood storyboard artist^[11]
• Daisy Agnes McGlashan – writer and illustrator^[17]
• Stewart Orr – children's book illustrator and watercolour artist^[18]
• Frank Quitely – comics artist^[19]
• David Shrigley – artist and cartoonist^[20]
• Dyke White – cartoonist^[3]

• John Byrne – playwright and artist^[3]
• Ian Hamilton Finlay – poet, artist, and Turner Prize nominee 1984^[21]
• Alasdair Gray – novelist, muralist, and author of Lanark: A Life in Four Books^[3]
• Liz Lochhead – playwright and poet^[3]
• Daisy Agnes McGlashan – writer and illustrator^[17]
• Ewan Morrison – novelist, screenwriter, director, and winner of the Saltire Society Literary Award and the Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust Book Awards
• Cordelia Oliver – journalist and art critic for The Guardian^[22]

• De Courcy Lewthwaite Dewar – enamelist and metalworker

• Fran Healy – musician in Glasgow-based band Travis^[3]
• Dougie Payne – musician and member of the band Travis^[3]
• Andy Dunlop – musician and member of the band Travis^[3]
• Bob Hardy – musician and bassist in Franz Ferdinand^[3]
• Scott Hutchison – musician and artist^[3]
• Rory Macdonald – musician, songwriter, and founding member of Runrig^[23]
• Jimmie Macgregor – folksinger and television broadcaster^[8]
• Tommy Reilly – musician and songwriter
• Sharleen Spiteri – singer-songwriter, guitarist, and lead vocalist of the Scottish pop-rock band Texas^[24]

• Lili Reynaud-Dewar – installation and performance artist

• Janet Macdonald Aitken – painter^[25]
• Ann Dunlop Alexander – painter^[26]
• Lena Alexander – painter^[27]
• Jessie Algie – botanical painter^[25]
• Mary Parsons Reid Allan – painter^[27]
• Edith Lovell Andrews – painter^[27]
• Sophie Aston – painter^[27]
• Lesley Banks – painter^[27]
• Sam Black – artist^[28]
• Robert Henderson Blyth – artist^[29]
• Leonard Boden – portrait painter^[30]
• Christine Borland – artist and 1997 Turner Prize Nominee^[3]
• Martin Boyce – artist, 2011 Turner Prize winner^[3]
• Roderick Buchanan – artist and 2000 Beck's Futures winner^[3]
• Nancy Jane Burton – painter^[27]
• Steven Campbell – artist^[3]
• Evelyn Carslaw – landscape painter^[27]
• Nathan Coley – artist and 2007 Turner Prize nominee^[31]
• Stephen Conroy – painter^[3]
• Gertrude Mary Coventry – portrait painter^[25]
• James Cowie – painter^[3][32]
• Hugh Adam Crawford – painter^[25]
• Ken Currie – artist^[33]
• Alexander Brownlie Docharty – artist^[34]
• Jessie Alexandra Dick – painter and teacher^[27]
• Joan Eardley – artist^[3]
• Christian Jane Fergusson – artist^[35]
• Ian Hamilton Finlay – poet, artist, and Turner Prize nominee 1984^[21]
• Amelia Beattie Forsyth – artist and Lauder Prize winner 1937
• Douglas Gordon – artist and 1996 Turner Prize winner^[3]
• Alexander Goudie – artist^[36]
• Norah Neilson Gray – artist^[37]
• Sir James Gunn – landscape and portrait painter^[38]
• Ilana Halperin – artist^[39]
• Peter Howson – artist^[3]
• Chantal Joffe – artist^[40]
• Violet McNeish Kay – painter^[27]
• Jessie Keppie – artist^[27]
• Annabel Kidston – artist^[27]
• Annie Rose Laing – painter^[27]
• Elspeth Lamb – printmaker^[27]
• Jim Lambie – artist and 2005 Turner Prize nominee^[3]
• Andrew Law – portrait painter^[41]
• Laura Loudon – painter and 1939 Lauder Prize winner^[3]
• Tessa Lynch – artist^[42]
• Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh – artist^[3][43]
• Shona Macdonald – artist^[44]
• Philip Raskin – artist^[45]
• Elizabeth McDonald – portrait painter^[46]
• Jessie M. McGeehan – artist known for painting and mosaic work^[2]
• Alison McKenzie – painter and printmaker^[2]
• Sam McKinniss – contemporary figurative and abstract painter^[47]
• Bessie MacNicol – painter^[48]
• Josephine Haswell Miller – painter and faculty member of the Glasgow School of Arts^[2]
• Thomas Corsan Morton – artist^[49]
• Sheila Mullen – artist^[50]
• Ciara Phillips – artist ^[51]
• Christopher Pratt –Canadian painter who designed the Newfoundland flag
• John Quinton Pringle – artist^[41]
• Charlotte Prodger – artist and 2018 Turner Prize recipient
• Jenny Saville – artist^[3]
• William Somerville Shanks – artist^[52]
• Lucy Skaer – artist and 2009 Turner Prize nominee^[53]
• Simon Starling – Turner Prize winning artist 2005^[3]
• Alison Watt – artist^[3]
• Cathy Wilkes – artist and 2008 Turner Prize nominee^[54]
• Richard Wright – artist and 2009 Turner Prize winner^[55]
• Kumi Yamashita – artist^[56]
• Jane Younger – painter^[2]

• Harry Benson – photographer^[57]
• Mary Maclean – photographer and Royal Academy lecturer
• Oscar Marzaroli – photographer^[3]

• David Donaldson – Painter and Limner to Her Majesty the Queen in Scotland^[3]
• Cathy Jamieson – politician^[3]
• Ann Macbeth –suffragist and embroiderer^[3][6]
• Alexander Stoddart – Sculptor in Ordinary for Scotland^[3]

• Jean D. Burns – artist and printmaker
• Robert Colquhoun – painter and printmaker^[3][58]
• Anna Findlay – artist and printmaker^[27]
• Chica Macnab – painter, wood-engraver, and printmaker^[2]
• Alison McKenzie – painter and printmaker^[2]
• Jacki Parry – printmaker and founding member of Glasgow Print Studio^[2]
• Viola Paterson – wood engraver and woodcut artist^[2]
• Margaret Bruce Wells – printmaker^[2]

• Phyllis Archibald – sculptor^[27]
• Douglas Robertson Bisset – sculptor^[59]
• William Kellock Brown – sculptor^[60]
• Michelle de Bruin – sculptor, stonecarver and lettercutter^[3]
• Hannah Frank – artist and sculptor^[61]
• Alex Frost – sculptor^[62]
• Thomas Symington Halliday – sculptor and stained glass artist^[25]
• Benno Schotz – sculptor^[3]
• Andy Scott – sculptor^[3]
• Marc Bijl – sculptor, painter, and installation artist^[63][64]

• Alan Gourley – painter and stained glass artist^[65]
• Thomas Symington Halliday – sculptor and stained glass artist^[25]
• Alf Webster – stain glass artist^[66]

• Doris Grant – nutritionist^[67]
• Toby Webster – art dealer^[68]