A stick figure, more commonly known as a stickman, is a very simple drawing of a person or animal, composed of a few lines, curves, and dots. In a stick figure, the head is most often represented by a circle, sometimes embellished with details such as eyes, a mouth or hair. The arms, legs and torso are usually represented by straight lines. Details such as hands, feet  and a neck may be present or absent, and the simpler stick figures often display an ambiguous emotional expression or disproportionate limbs. Graffiti of stick figures are found throughout history, often scratched with a sharp object on hard surfaces such as stone or concrete walls. Stick figures are often used in sketches for  film storyboarding or on signage. In media Animation of a stick figure The London-based graffiti artist Stik uses stick figures in his work. Comics such as The Order of the Stick and xkcd depict characters in a stick figure style. Stick figures are often used in animations such as those made with Adobe Animate. Such figures are easy to draw and can be traditionally animated much more quickly than full drawings. Some online cartoon series, such as Xiao Xiao, have also been made using the software. Many other stick-figure animation suites allow the user to create an animation frame-by-frame or by extrapolating the intermediate frames between a start and endpoint. One example is Pivot Animator. Animations can be exported in various formats and shared online. CGP Grey, a popular YouTuber, uses stick figures to represent himself in his animated videos. One of Animusic's best-known animations is named "Stick Figures", the centerpiece being a robotic bass guitar with arms reminiscent to that of a stick figure, playing itself with a "tapping" method reminiscent of a Chapman Stick. Alan Becker, an American YouTuber, does stick-figure animations, such as battle stories.  Gerd Arntz and the Woodcut Origins of the Stick Figure The 50 AIGA symbols 
A stick figure, more commonly known as a stickman, is a very simple drawing of a person or animal, composed of a few lines, curves, and dots. In a stick figure, the head is most often represented by a circle, sometimes embellished with details such as eyes, a mouth or hair. The arms, legs and torso are usually represented by straight lines. Details such as hands, feet , and a neck may be present or absent, and the simpler stick figures often display an ambiguous emotional expression or disproportionate limbs. Graffiti of stick figures are found throughout history, often scratched with a sharp object on hard surfaces such as stone or concrete walls. Stick figures are often used in sketches for a film storyboarding or on signage. In media Animation of a stick figure The London-based graffiti artist Stik uses stick figures in his work. Comics such as The Order of the Stick and xkcd depict characters in a stick figure style. Stick figures are often used in animations such as those made with Adobe Animate. Such figures are easy to draw and can be traditionally animated much more quickly than full drawings. Some online cartoon series, such as Xiao Xiao, have also been made using the software. Many other stick-figure animation suites allow the user to create an animation frame-by-frame or by extrapolating the intermediate frames between a start and endpoint. One example is Pivot Animator. Animations can be exported in various formats and shared online. CGP Grey, a popular YouTuber, uses stick figures to represent himself in his animated videos. One of Animusic's best-known animations is named "Stick Figures", the centerpiece being a robotic bass guitar with arms reminiscent to that of a stick figure, playing itself with a "tapping" method reminiscent of a Chapman Stick. Alan Becker, an American YouTuber, does stick-figure animations, such as battle stories. Hyun's Dojo, an online animation community, consists of sick-figure animations, comics, and other works of art relating to stick figures. A majority of the characters in Marikin Online 4, a Japanese indie RPG video game, uses stick figures. Gerd Arntz and the Woodcut Origins of the Stick Figure The 50 AIGA symbols Hyun's Dojo official website Markin Online 4 official website
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Hyun's Dojo, an online animation community, consists of sick-figure animations, comics, and other works of art relating to stick figures. A majority of the characters in Marikin Online 4, a Japanese indie RPG video game, uses stick figures.
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Hyun's Dojo official website Markin Online 4 official website