Rise of Sirius: Index
Here’s all the fun-behind-the-scenes and extras for our semi-noir, Rise of Sirius!
Here you can find some costume references, costume sketches, music to listen to, links to chapters, as well as links to any articles related to the story!
Synopsis:
Reid Hope is a hero with a problem: He doesn’t have access to first-class technology. He lacks the grace of spontaneity by his costume’s construction. His path of danger makes him fear connection. He has no powers.What he does have is a heart full of love and vengeance.
It’s a combination that can scorch.
In 1930’s America, society is finally getting over the remnants of Egyptomania - or is it? When bizarre references to Ancient cults springs up in Reid’s path of vengeance, leaving an orphaned child in his heart, he begins to wonder. With the help of a little Clarity and the God who guides him, Reid finds answers to all his questions. The last question is…what does it cost?
Index
Chapter IX: The Emerald (July 25th)
*Chapter X: Threat
*Chapter XI: Eye of the Storm
*Chapter XII: Flight
*Chapter XIII: Silence of the Nile
*Chapter XIV: The Diadem
*Chapter XV: Entombed
*Chapter XVI: Healing
(Final titles and full number of chapters unknown.)
Playlists
Check back, as this playlist will be lengthened with each chapter!
1: Reid/Sirius Theme - I’m So Sorry
2: The Flashbacks - Faces in the Rain
3: Aphrodite - September
4: So Weary - Stormy Weather
5: The Reinastella/Meeting Tony - Can a Man Be Forgiven?
6: China - White Wing
7: Cleopatra VIII: Isis
Miscellaneous Sketches
Costume Sketches
Costume References
TBA
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Backstage: Cover Art: Rise of Sirius
We’ll be getting back to fashion history before long, once I’m less busy and a few projects are completed. For now, here’s a brief look at the final artwork for Rise of Sirius.
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Love it! Get's me excited to read more.