Sun, rain in life

Storytelling Studio

A family gathered beside a fire, with a child asleep against her father.

The Path is for the Worthy

Novel / Television & film development

Character-driven literary fantasy drama

A father who has spent his life seeking redemption must confront a harder path: allowing his children to choose their own.

Carpet Racing artwork showing a finger flicking a miniature white racing car.

Carpet Racing

Skill-based tabletop racing game

Flick miniature cars across textured tracks, balancing speed, precision, damage and strategy.

Infinity Tournament brushstroke emblem on parchment.

Infinity Tournament

Fighting game tournament format

A year-long tournament format where fighting, ritual, creativity and self-discovery become one shared journey.

King of the Bums illustrated artwork showing a crowned wanderer carrying a bindle and sword.

King of the Bums

Album / Graphic novel / Television series

A father enters a fortune-teller’s tent with one question: “Tell me who I really am.”

Sun, rain in life band members photographed on a rooftop during the 96/4 period.

The Origin

Sun, rain in life

Alternative rock / Since 1995

Before the worlds came the music. Across three albums, a personal search for identity gradually became the foundation from which every other world emerged.

1998 When Your Life Meets You

2015 96/4

2025 King of the Bums

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Who We Are

Dimitris & Pantelis Giordas

Sun, rain in life is an independent storytelling studio created by brothers Dimitris and Pantelis Giordas.

What began through music has grown into a body of original worlds across literature, graphic novels, games and screen development.

We remain self-funded, independent and deeply involved in every stage of what we create.

Dimitris and Pantelis Giordas together as children.

“When one of us fails,
we all fail along as one.”

“Fail”, 96/4

Why We Exist

Why We Exist

Sun, rain in life was born from a simple conviction: stories can help people reconnect with what is fundamentally human.

Our worlds begin with lived experience—the questions, contradictions and discoveries we encounter in life—given fictional forms through which they can be observed from another perspective.

We do not believe stories should provide ready-made answers. They can, however, create moments of reflection.

That is why we create.

Not to tell people what to think.
But to invite them to ask:

Who am I?

Why am I here?

What does it truly mean to be human?

Let’s Talk

If something in our work speaks to you, we would be glad to hear from you.

Dimitris & Pantelis Giordas
Sun, rain in life

sun.raininlife@yahoo.com