The Eye for London Prints Team
Mathanki, Creative Director
Ram V, Director
Eye for London Prints is a design studio based in Bromley South London, run by Mats and Ram.
Mathanki (Mats) is the founder/ creative director with a decade of experience in advertising. She brings together a vibrant mix of graphic design, illustrations and visual stories that evoke the beauty of London and travels beyond. Her work has been featured on TimeOut London and People of Print. 'Migrants of London' and 'Catford- A Prefab Maze' were amongst the shortlisted works for the Poster Prize for Illustration, exhibited at the London Transport Museum.
In 2014, Ram gave up a career in engineering to write. He is now a multi- award winning writer/creator of graphic novels, comics, games and screenplays. His books The Many Deaths of Laila Starr and Blue in Green have been nominated for and have won the prestigious Eisner and Harvey awards. He’s written for iconic characters and titles such as Detective Comics, Swamp Thing, Catwoman and Venom at DC and Marvel.
Ethics & Sustainability
We respect you and your privacy, and won't share your details with anyone.
We are a small business and most of our suppliers are small or family run businesses or charities based in the UK.
Brixton is close to my heart, and a part of London where I felt most at home. We donate profits from all our Brixton prints to the Brixton & Norwood food bank.
We make a monthly donation to Trees for the Future. Planting trees provides families with more than just food. It provides income, empowerment, unity, leadership, education and even saves lives. Every year, over 30 million trees are felled intentionally and by natural causes. Trees For The Future is a non-profit organisation that has planted 200 million trees.
We are working towards making all our packaging sustainable and environmentally friendly.
Art Commissions
We have worked with a range of small businesses to large corporations to design illustrations and also supply a variety of merchandise. For commissions and licensing please reach out to mathanki@eyeforlondonprints.com
Eye for London Prints x The Design Museum, London
A dream collaboration and a great start to 2025. A new range of prints and merchandise commisioned by the Design Museum London, featuring the stunning museum building architecture. Art Prints, notebooks, totes, tea towels and stationery, now available at the shop.
Eye for London Prints x Alexandra Palace
This was such a special commission. A new range of illustrations for prints and merchandise featuring the stunning palace exterior, Rose Window, BBC Tower and the Palm Court. Right on time for the 150th anniversary celebration. And more recently for 2025, the Boating Lake, Theatre and Organ. Available now at the Alexandra Palace shop.
Eye for London Prints x Arsenal FC
We worked with Arsenal FC to create a range of illustrations for the Arsenal Heritage Collection. It features the old Highbury Stadium with it’s brilliant Art Deco Architecture and the modern lines of the Emirates Stadium. Prints and merchandise available at the Armoury Store and Arsenaldirect.com
Eye for London Prints x Gibsons Games
Absolutely delighted when Gibsons approached us to turn some of our illustrations into jigsaw puzzles. The Trellick Tower, Barbican Conservatory and Abbey Road Foxes now available in select outlets across the country.
Eye for London Prints x Barbican
A special edition 'Pride in London' range, commissioned by the Barbican. The illustration features the lofty brutalist tower in vibrant colours of pride. Available as art prints, notebooks and greeting cards at the Barbican Shop. These along with the ever popular Barbican Conservatory, Trellick + Balfron Tower duo and the Brutalist London Coaster sets are some of the firm favourites at the shop.
Eye for London Prints x Isokon Gallery
We designed and produced a bespoke range of prints, greetings cards and books for the Isokon Gallery, featuring the modernist architecture of Isokon flats in West London.
Eye for London Prints x Columbus Indiana Visitor's Centre
We produced a bespoke range of prints and notebooks featuring the iconic First Christian Church by Eliel Saarinen. Visiting Columbus, a hidden gem of a town in Indiana was amazing, and getting this order from the official Visitor's Centre was even more speical.