#fiddauthor

[timaki]

I like silly sketching

[sadcabbages]

Okay you literally CANNOT look me in the eye and say with TOTAL earnestness that Fiddleford was more open and less afraid of his own queerness than Ford in a Fiddathor context. This. Man. Got. MARRIED. To a WOMAN. Look me in the fucking eye. FORD was the one who told him that Fiddleford was choosing a life of fear. Please. Please I am begging you to stop making him the suave flirtatious openly queer hippie PLEASE!!

[edbydraws]

Oh no they're stuck

[caughtafishie]

Can yall watch him while i smoke?

[wittymumbledon]

fuck it - they get to be gay just this once. happy pride month. (voted on and drawn for 400 follower milestone on twt <3)

[lodka-p]

faggot#1 & faggot#2

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Widow Night Out: Reclaiming Joy in the Midst of Grief

There’s something deeply sacred about laughter after loss. For many widows, joy can feel like a betrayal — like smiling too wide might somehow erase the depth of our grief. But here's the truth: joy doesn't replace grief; it sits beside it. That’s what Widow Night Out is all about.

It’s not about forgetting. It’s about remembering that we are still here — still worthy of fun, of sisterhood, of music that makes us dance, and conversations that make us feel seen. It's a space where no one has to explain why they cry between laughs or why their ring still sits on their finger. Everyone already understands.

The Power of Togetherness

Grief can be isolating, but Widow Night Out reminds us that healing doesn’t happen in silence — it happens in community. When widows gather, there’s an unspoken bond, a shared strength that flows from one woman to the next. We tell stories, sip wine or tea, wear something that makes us feel alive again, and most importantly — we show up.

Healing Isn’t Linear

There are no rules for how long you're supposed to grieve or how quickly you're supposed to move forward. But one thing is certain: allowing yourself to enjoy life again is not dishonoring your past — it's honoring you. These nights are gentle invitations back to ourselves.

Why It Matters

Widowhood is more than a status — it’s a journey. And that journey deserves pauses for lightheartedness and reminders that we’re more than what we’ve lost. We are still becoming.

Widow Night Out is not just about going out — it’s about stepping back into life, slowly but intentionally. Whether it's a quiet dinner, a dance night, or just gathering with women who "get it," it’s a celebration of resilience.

To the widow who needs this reminder:

It’s okay to laugh. It’s okay to dance. It’s okay to live.

You are not moving on — you are moving forward.

Keep going, beautifully.

Source: Widow Night Out: Reclaiming Joy in the Midst of Grief

[grunklebongrip]

Fuck all this “Handyman” and “Grunkle Bill” shit

The only “Bill comes back AU” I want is the one where Fiddleford beats the ever-loving shit out of Bill while Ford twirls his hair and kicks his feet and sketches his favorite Powerful Figure a few feet away

[sheeepsprout]

Heya :P hey, I dunno if you'll be down for this, but would you be so kind to draw my Space Western versions of Stanford and Fiddleford?

And if so, could you draw them kissing each other? (Their space helmets can deactivate, so they can do that :) )

I had lots of fun drawing them, I’m always a sucker for space westerns :]

Thank you for the request @hypersonicjd !!

A silly little bonus:

This was my first thought when I got this request SHSGSH

[littleoneamanda]

Glad Midsommar!

[sapphosscribe]

Ahead of next week’s update, I offer you all Fiddleford McGucket’s playlist!

Full of “twangy yee-haw shit” as Stan would say😂

Fiddleford’s about to play a big part in the story🥰

Thank God I’m A Country Boy- John Denver

Rocky Top- Conway Twitty

Southern Nights- Glen Campbell

Take It Easy- The Eagles

Sunshine on My Shoulders- John Denver

One Toke Over the Line- Brewer & Shipley

Swing for the Fences- Elton John, Brandi Carlisle

Don’t Let the Good Life Pass You By- Cass Elliott

Danny’s Song- Loggins & Messina

Here You Come Again- Dolly Parton

Darlin- Houndmouth

Suspicious Minds- Elvis Presley

Dirty Work- Steely Dan

I Will Always Love You- Dolly Parton

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road- Elton John

Are You Lonesome Tonight?- Elvis Presley

Little Talks- Of Monsters and Men

I Am A Man of Constant Sorrow- Oh Brother Where Art Thou?

Memory- Nicole Scherzinger (Cats)

All My Love- Noah Kahan

Landslide- Fleetwood Mac

Another Story- The Head and The Heart

(There’ll be a few more added but I’m not gonna spoil anything 😉)

[timaki]

The room with Ford's main secret dream

[alien51618]

A little pinch, I think Fiddauthor you definitely need to

[luckypines]

Pining

[star-gunk]

Sleeby..

[sketchyface]

Hey if my lover is currently possessed by a being that may be beyond our comprehension does that count as a polycule???