September 2018 saw the opening of Videogames: Design/Play/Disrupt, a major exhibition at the V&A documenting the design processes behind modern videogames and deconstructing the conversations that orbit the medium. I acted as art director for the accompanying book, working with designer Rachel Dalton and screen capture artist Dead End Thrills, creator of the publication’s spectacular game imagery, processed for high resolution print. The book has a screen printed PVC jacket – a nod to the tactility of videogame controllers – and chapter breaks feature a multi-weight 3D wireframe typeface created especially for the catalogue.