This document outlines Christina Sewell's graphic design assignment for a book sleeve. It includes three parts: book cover research where Sewell provides examples of book covers, designing the book sleeve draft where Sewell designs the front, back and spine of the sleeve for the book "Colour Blind" including praise quotes, and printing the final book sleeve. The document shows Sewell's process for completing the graphic design assignment of creating a book sleeve.

1. Chris5na
Sewell
Graphic
Design
Assignment
5:
Book
Sleeve

2. Chris5na
Sewell
Part
1:
Book
Cover
Research
Graphic
Design

3. Chris5na
Sewell
Book
Cover
Research
1
Graphic
Design

4. Chris5na
Sewell
Book
Cover
Research
2
Graphic
Design

5. Chris5na
Sewell
Book
Cover
Research
3
Graphic
Design

6. Chris5na
Sewell
Part
2:
Designing
the
Book
Sleeve
DraA
Graphic
Design

7. Chris5na
Sewell
Graphic
Design
Book
Cover,
Spine,
and
Back
Cover,
DraA
Design
PRAISE FOR CHRISTINA SEWELL AND COLOUR BLIND
Fascinating and deeply provoking…Colour blind does
contain a powerful political message. It is impossible
to read it and not to be impressed by how often greater
equality appears to be the answer, whatever happens
to be the question. It provides a connection between
what otherwise look like disparate social problems.”
—David Runciman, London Review of Books
“Might be the most important book of the year.”
—Guardian
“Colour blind will change the way you think about
life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, especially if
you live in the United States.”
—Jo Perry, BookBrowse.com
“Christina Sewell’s Colour Blind should be required
reading. sewell’s clearly articulated arguments will
encourage discussion...”
—The Advocate
“refreshing, smart, thorough, and easy to follow.”
—Publishers Weekly

8. Chris5na
Sewell
Graphic
Design
Book
Cover,
Spine,
and
Back
Cover,
Final
Design
PRAISE FOR CHRISTINA SEWELL AND COLOUR BLIND
Fascinating and deeply provoking…Colour blind does
contain a powerful political message. It is impossible
to read it and not to be impressed by how often greater
equality appears to be the answer, whatever happens
to be the question. It provides a connection between
what otherwise look like disparate social problems.”
—David Runciman, London Review of Books
“Might be the most important book of the year.”
—Guardian
“Colour blind will change the way you think about
life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, especially if
you live in the United States.”
—Jo Perry, BookBrowse.com
“Christina Sewell’s Colour Blind should be required
reading. sewell’s clearly articulated arguments will
encourage discussion...”
—The Advocate
“refreshing, smart, thorough, and easy to follow.”
—Publishers Weekly

9. Chris5na
Sewell
Part
3:
Prin5ng
the
Book
Sleeve
Graphic
Design

10. Chris5na
Sewell
Final
Book
Sleeve
Graphic
Design