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Picture is a mix between watercolor and Indian ink, and word is a mix between "printanière" (related to springtime) and "arrière" (back) 😘
"about to come" (this is a pun between "point" - used in the French version of to be about to- and "pois" which means polka-dot) 😘
This one is a totally phonetic pun. "Le froissé" means "the creased", but it sounds exactly like "the cold is". "Chaud" is "hot". So the caption reads "the hot creased”, but sounds exactly like "the cold is hot".
"D'un autre point de vous" (inversons les jeux de mots pour une fois, voulez-vous ? 😘😘😘)
🇫🇷 Joyeuse Saint Valentin à toutes et tous, que vous la passiez seul.e, à deux, à trois, à plus...
🇬🇧 Happy Valentine's day to all of you, wether you are alone, with another people, two, three...
Here is the pun explanation : in French, "Happy Valentine's day" is told "joyeu…
Well, an english-french pun again :D
In French, we sometimes use the english word "top" as the meaning of "best". "Rousse" is the feminine for redhead. So "Rousse top" could mean "the best redhead". And it sounds quite similar to "rooftop". So this caption means something li…
Merry Christmas to all of you! 🎅🎄☃️ Have Fun under the Christmas Tree! 😘
"the Everest" 🏔️ (this one is a new version of an old drawing I made in 2014 😘)
In French, "un porte-plume" is a dip pen. But it literally means "feather holder" because a nib and a feather are both called "plume". But "plume" is also an old slang word for a blowjob ;)