By Sam Makad                               We all know that you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but that’s what most people do when getting a new book. They’re either intrigued by its mysterious front page, the colors and shapes on covers, or they get repelled by them. As a book illustrator, it’s up to you to make the former happen. I know that to make a flawless creative graphic design it’s a lot of pressure, but if you follow through the right steps, I believe you could do any book justice and help it sell. Check out what you should do in order to make this happen: Get to Know the Story It’s absolutely necessary that you read the book with high levels of focus and concentration. A good book illustrator is capable of making images and characters described in a book come to life, which should be your priority. So, go through it thoroughly and read it twice if necessary.                             Write Down All Ideas The book will evoke a lot of different mental images in your head. It’s important you don’t forget any of them, which is why you should write all your ideas down. Sticky notes will do the trick here, and don’t hesitate using lots of them. Play and Experiment Like with any creative job, this one too...