I Make Books
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Hi, I am Nabin Karna. With over a decade of experience at the intersection of storytelling and visual strategy, I have dedicated my career to a single goal: making indie books look like global bestsellers. I believe that a book cover is more than just a beautiful image; it is a silent salesman. In a digital marketplace where readers decide in less than a second whether to click or scroll, I provide the visual gravity that pulls them in.
My journey over the past 10+ years has been defined by a deep evolution in artistry. Having navigated the changing tides of the publishing industry, I’ve mastered the nuances that separate a "good" cover from a "profitable" one. From the technical precision required for KDP and IngramSpark formatting to the cinematic lighting used in my custom cover designs, every pixel I place is backed by years of professional intuition and genre-specific knowledge.
My process is built on the philosophy that design should be a seamless, stress-free experience for the author. By offering a 3-day turnaround and unlimited revisions, I ensure that the final product isn't just something you approve, but something you are genuinely proud of. I don't just design for the author; I design for the author’s reader, ensuring that the typography, mood, and composition all align perfectly with the expectations of your specific genre.
When I’m not crafting worlds in Photoshop or typesetting complex manuscripts, I am a student of visual culture. I stay immersed in the latest trends of cinema and photography to ensure my clients' work always feels modern and ahead of the curve. To me, every book is a new legacy, and I treat every project with the same respect and dedication as if it were my own story being told.
With a deep understanding of genre tropes and market psychology, I help authors navigate the visual landscape of modern publishing. Whether you're writing a dark thriller or a sweeping fantasy, my goal is to ensure your book looks like a bestseller before the first page is even turned.