Multilingual Book Cover Designs

I'm in need of an experienced graphic designer who can create two book cover designs for my book, one in English and one in Nepali. The designs need to be identical in concept but adjusted linguistically according to the necessary language versions. Here's what I'm looking for in the designs: - The incorporation of cultural elements, abstract designs, and realistic imagery. - A central theme that communicates the story of the book. The ideal freelancer for this project will have: - Proficiency in both English and Nepali (or ability to effectively integrate professionally translated text). - A portfolio including book cover designs. - Strong understanding of cultural context for both languages. - An ability to create conceptual designs that clearly depict the book's story. It is essential that both book cover designs reflect the essence of the story and appeals to the audience in both language contexts. If this sounds like a project you could accomplish to the highest standard, I'd be excited to hear from you. The central theme of the book cover image should be the book's story. The central theme of the image should cover the story of the book. I already had a cover, but I'm trying to get a perfect new one. The book "The Journey to the Comfort Land" gives insight into an Author's birthplace, time, tremendous growth, and spiritual evolution. It details the Memoir of the Author as he was born into a Hindu background parent. At the same time, he had his educational experience in the Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan, where the history names the home sources of mystical Buddhism. The unstable Political system at various dispensations had led the Author and his family to spend two decades in exile as refugees, changing the environment to the West. The journey to the West was not merely the topical family sort—instead, the Author and his family, along with a group of over a hundred thousand refugees. The migration was necessitated as a part of the third country resettlement program, which was evident in diverse countries of the world, and some of the states would include Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, the Netherlands, Canada, Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America. This impressive literature details the unjust Hindu religious and cultural discrimination of outcast castes experiences that were sad for the Author's life and his conversion from Hinduism to Christianity. The Author leans with arrest, imprisonment, and eviction of Bhutan's cleansing toward the enamored into a life of mental and spiritual slavery. However, his migration to the United States of America changed everything, and he began to learn more about God and his words, as well as conceived a Divine vision to spread the Good News of God by the best means possible. My vision for a book cover. The front cover image of "The Journey to the Comfort Land" book should tell the Author's life story. Details are as follows: I was born in the Buddhist country of Bhutan. I was born to Hindu religious parents of an outcast I was educated in Bhutan, which has a Buddhist religious culture. I struggled to reform Hindu religious rituals, culture, and traditions. I served in the Bhutan Government service as a customs inspector Displaced from their birthland because of the turmoil. Displaced from birth, land empty-handed. Refugees live in exile for twenty years. I renounced Hinduism and converted to Christianity. I have a vision to preach the Good News of God.