Studio

Gu Bràth

Independent Scottish Design Studio

A brochure layout display of An Lòchran's Gaelic World Week Programme for 2025.

Gu Bràth Design

Graphic design that tells your story.

Gu Bràth Design tells the story you want to tell and creates the collateral you need to tell it. Businesses, creatives and community groups all have a story to tell. It starts here.

Floating digital devices displaying a photography-related website, with a desktop monitor showing "Let's Click!" text, a laptop, two smartphones, and a tablet accompanied by a stylus pen, all against a white background.

Gu Bràth Digital

Empowering storytelling with custom websites.

Balancing research, user experience, and business goals, Gu Bràth Digital designs and builds websites that empower your business. We manage your digital estate to support your brand online.

A modern interior with a black chair, a marble side table, and a series of framed black-and-white photos and text on the wall. Photos include a lighthouse, a sheep, and stones. Sunlight streams through a window, highlighting minimalist decor.

Gu Bràth Creative

Creativity inspired by culture, language and places.

Gu Bràth Creative designs, prints and engraves Scottish inspired pieces that champion culture, language and places. Discover the range.

An Lòchran Logo, Glasgows Gaelic Centre.

Glasgow’s Gaelic Centre

Proud partner of An Lòchran

Studio Gu Bràth is proud to partner with Scotland’s only Gaelic Centre outwith the Highlands and Islands.

Our mission as a studio and Scottish business is to support Scottish places, culture, and language and tell stories that last. This strategic partnership with Glasgow’s Gaelic Centre helps us realise this mission.

Find out more about how we are telling An Lòchran’s story.

Janie Meikle Bland, Creative Director, Stirling Photography Festival

“Doug’s work has challenged us to think differently about the power of our brand and how it can be used to engage new partners, build our network of supporters and so grow the festival. In particular, against a backdrop of continuing cuts to funding in the arts, the sponsorship model has introduced a new way of working and set a new standard for what we can achieve as a festival."