Sweet Danger: 1720+ Expressive Reference pictures

Name: ArtStation - Sweet Danger: 1720+ Expressive Reference pictures | Resources
Brand: Electra Studio
SKU: X6nV7
Price: 10.0 USD
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Rating: 4.7 (5 reviews)

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A pack designed to inspire bold creativity. This collection includes 1720+ professional reference photos of a model with a sweet yet daring look. She poses topless with weapons like guns, sticks, and katanas, shifts between playful and intense moods, and offers dynamic poses with flowing hair, standing, kneeling, and seated variations.
Every photo is packed with storytelling potential — whether you need portraits, character concepts, gesture studies, or dramatic action references, this set has it all.

This product contains compressed photos for easy downloading!

1720+ JPEG files

ZIP archives + Online Access!

If you have any ideas or suggestions for us, you can always contact us via email studioelectraref@gmail.com, X (Twitter), and Instagram.

Disclaimer: All models in our photo shoots participate willingly and are compensated fairly for their exceptional work. They discuss and approve any intense scenes and pose choices beforehand. Our reference pictures are not intended to infringe upon any beliefs or include culturally inappropriate elements.

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00Report| Release v.1.0 | Extended Commercial License | 2 months ago

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Philip Gray

00Report| Release v.1.0 | Extended Commercial License | 7 months ago

I really would have loved to see more poses with the gun, in as much as more angles, the existing ones all seem to be from the same angle (below the model looking up towards her) would have loved to have more options i.e. straight on (face level) etc. But overall, great model great shots.

Peter Chownsmith

10Report| Release v.1.0 | Extended Commercial License | 9 months ago

Overall a great set, although I would prefer if more of the shots weren't cropped in so we could see the full pose. If the images are at high resolution users can crop in themselves so would be more useful to have all shots as a full pose.