Unmatched Graphics
Shiven
Pratap Singh.
Designing stories, identities and visual experiences — while documenting the people, places and moments found along the way.
DESIGN · PHOTOGRAPHY · FILM
A designer by practice.
A storyteller by instinct.
An observer by nature.
Shiven Pratap Singh is an Indian designer, creative director and visual storyteller, and the founder of Unmatched Graphics.
His work moves across publication design, editorial systems, visual identities, illustration and creative direction — often beginning with the same question: what is the story trying to say?
That interest in storytelling extends beyond graphic design. Through photography and film, he documents people, places, culture and everyday moments — exploring how stories can exist not only on a designed page, but also inside a frame.
Rather than following a single visual style, his practice is built around observation, context and creating a distinct visual language for every idea.
The intention doesn't.
Tell the story well.
The
Practice.
A multidisciplinary practice built around design, visual storytelling and documenting the world through different mediums.
Unmatched Graphics
What began as an independent practice became a studio built around ideas.
Shiven founded Unmatched Graphics in 2022, initially working independently across individual graphic design assignments.
As the projects grew into books, publication systems, identities and multidisciplinary visual work, the practice gradually evolved into an independent design studio.
Today, Unmatched Graphics works across publishing, branding, editorial design and visual communication with authors, publishers, institutions, organisations and independent brands.
Selected
Work.
A few projects from a wider body of work across publication design, editorial systems and visual storytelling.
Some stories need a page.
Others need a frame.
Outside the studio, Shiven works with photography and filmmaking as another way of understanding and documenting stories.
His visual interests often return to people, Indian culture, travel, architecture, everyday life and the quieter moments that are easily overlooked.
This independent body of visual storytelling is explored through The Lowkey Human.
The Lowkey
Human.
An evolving visual journal exploring places, people, culture and life through photography and short cinematic films.
“I don't want to only make things that look good. I want to create things that leave something behind.”