In this case – almost. Fox isn’t good at smiling in holoshots and he is even more not used to get forced to anything, as usually he is the superior forcing everyone else to to what he wants. Hehe, poor Marshal Commander of Coruscant – welcome to the other side! 😽
Background story for this artwork is hidden in the narrative Alpha ALT text by my gorgeous writing owl twin 🦉 @eclec-tech in the naming story of clone trooper Holobomb, the shiny from the #gar goth night 🐥😁 My dear Amber, I hope you like it 🥰
Have a closer look on a stressed Fox 🦊☕️ (really trying to smile for that holo):
And Alpha-17 (satisfied like a lazy old lion 😎✨):
Personal update: RL keeps going wild, but art heals, so I'm happy that I manage some. Slow, but here and there 🫠 I'm fine. Managing like I always do 😎 somewhere and somehow ✨ I also try to catch up notifs, I love to see how many new collabs and beautiful things happen 🤩
Currently yelling about how the ranking system in the GAR doesn’t make any sense. How was Alpha-17–one of the first ARCS and a decorated war hero—only a CAPTAIN. (He was put in charge of training the army’s most elite COMMANDERS??) I’m sure this issue has been explored at length by others but it’s still frustrating me, and therefore worth mentioning yet again.
Getting into the weeds piecing together the history of Rancor Battalion. So many accounts of the creation of the Alphas, who they were, where they were, who trained the ARCs, and what exactly happened during the battle(s) of Kamino, that it’s impossible to find a reliable source that’s completely cohesive. For instance, since Alpha was never included in the Clone Wars show, parts of his history were given to Colt with the effect of the two characters having a conflated backstory.
I’ve taken up audio notes in an attempt to organize a narrative around this time period, and I realized I could probably start a podcast. Just me talking at length about obscure Clone Wars military lore.