How do you like burps to be drawn?

[157and493]

For me, burping in vore is an absolute essential, that is why I am very particular about the ways I like seeing burps presented into vore. For me there either needs to be a word bubble with the word “burp” written in it, or there needs to be a gas cloud with the word “burp” incorporated into it in some way (words like “belch” or over the top sounds effects like “BUUUURP” are also okay for me).
For some reason it just does not excite me when the actual word “burp” is not in the picture for whatever reason, an example of this is when a predator makes a weird face with their mouth open implying that they are burping.

So, how do YOU like burps to be drawn in the vore art you view?

Sorry if I come off sounding entitled in this post, I am just stating my personal preferences and I am not trying to insult anyone or make them feel like their art is bad.

[Doku]

I personally find them unappealing aesthetically and prefer they not be included in drawn art or prose fiction. If they appear, I prefer it be a short off handed reference using correctly spelled words.

But to each their own.

[Tasley9]

Creative and new ways to spell burps and draw them are fun, I don´t actually have a favorite one, but if it captures the sounds, expresion etc it´s just great

[MarkTheW0lf]

It really depends on how the art piece itself is portrayed. If it's a more dominant pred, the big bubble with big bold letters seems more appealing. If it's a more submissive pred, then smaller letters and smaller bubbles are a nice touch.

[MaskedSinner]

It really depends on how the art piece itself is portrayed. If it's a more dominant pred, the big bubble with big bold letters seems more appealing. If it's a more submissive pred, then smaller letters and smaller bubbles are a nice touch.

Akin to what MarkTheW0lf said, it really depends on the character for me and how they react to the burp itself, how the burp is drawn really depends mostly on the art style that is being used honestly

[MidnightRose]

Either a puff of air or just written out as an onomatopoeia.

[Dekkard2]

I should get back into drawing out sound effects instead of soullessly and lazily typing them out with a generic comic font. I like the puffy and the bubbly gurgley way equally.

[gentleSnacks]

written as an onomatopoeia, green clouds are a turn off.

[LoneliestWolf]

I myself am actually very found of belching post-digestion. I especially love seeing the differences in the way it spelt throughout different instances, such as shortening it to *urp* for a nice subtle burp to lengthening the words to something like *BUARRRPPP* for louder and heartier belching. It's fun to spell out my belching in different ways! *Brap*

That said, as someone has mentioned here earlier, I'm also not too found of seeing visible green gas clouds within vore art. It reminds me of farting of which I don't really care for. If gas clouds are to be present, I prefer those white comical puff clouds that are typically seen in comics & cartoons.

[DiamondM]

I like drawing burp faces or expressions, characters with their mouth open in slightly exaggerated ways. When I do include them I've gotten in the habit of using green or light green text and putting spontaneously placed circles underneath it to make the typography kinda "bubbly". I don't really want to use green, but lately I do just cause mostly everyone else does.

I definitely prefer seeing onomatopoeias for a burp as a noise you would hear. I like seeing different ways to spell it and my imagination fills in how it would sound when I read it in my head. When I just see the word "Burp" in an image I think Ok, are they just saying the word or what? and it takes me out a bit. It's like reading an action comic and just reading the word "PUNCH" instead of having an onomatopoeia for the sound it would make like THWAPP or something.

[PlatoPapel]

For pictures where the person doesn't look like they're burping at all, I think just adding the text "BURP" does more harm than good. Adding another panel just to show a burping face is a pain in the ass (especially with photo-manips), but when it's done correctly it's incredible. An example: https://aryion.com/g4/view/555773