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Intro:
Well, you've seen the title. I bet you my pet cow that the first thing you thought was "why do you need a guide to draw such simple-minded and stupid and basic figures? They're are the easiest things to ever draw next to a complex diagram of Ken's brain. Well, your wrong. I'm not saying that there's a huge amount of skill required to draw one, and I'm not suggesting that it's for simpletons, all that I'm saying is that it 's another form of art.
Stickfigures are a special type of art. Not everyone perceives a stickfigure the same way. One might say that's it's walking while another says that it's actually leaning against the wall. The only skill required in drawing stickfigures is making the audience (or whoever might see it) understand what you're trying to draw.
By the way, the colour of the stickfigure NEVER signifies racial differences. This is what shallow adults think. NEVER be shallow.
Types of Stickfigures:
Oh yeah. You say. There are really different types of stickfigures. Well there are so go away.
1. Classical stickfigure
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The classical stickfigure is very simple. It requires next to no knowledge of human atomy. It is what people who haven't been chillin' with stickfigures for a few months/years think of when "stickfigure" is mentioned.
2. A-Class Fighter Stick
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These are the first style of fighter sticks. You'll see them most common in fighting (surprise surprise) SWF. films. A-Class fighter sticks are normally long limb'd, tall and small headed. Their bodies are usually only a bit thinner than their heads, making them one of the hardest it get right. I use this style most often (favorite!) and I need to put up with my sister complaining that my stickfigure that's lying down is infact a blob with little bit's sticking out. These stickfigures also feature arms coming out of what seems to be their neck. Well, FYI where are their shoulders?
3. Class-B Fighter Sticks
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These are used about as much as their A-class counterparts. They are about the same stature as the classic sticks but with the filled in head and thick limbs like the A-class fighters. These sticks also feature a somewhat disfigured head.
Big Head Stickfigure
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Sample Video (WARNING: FUNNY!)
These stickfigures are generally used for comedy. Their height varies between too tall and midget. Some people like them short, some like them tall. One things for sure. They have massive heads.
Conclusion
At times stickfigures seem shallow. But, they are nearly the easiest way to make art (ha ha show emotions). They are incredibly versatile and easy to draw/use. They are like people. Draw them one way, they look like a multi martial art superhuman warrior, then draw them a bit differently, only a bit, they look like a comedy act.
Stickfigures are cool.
There's no doubt about that.
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Blue's How to:
Draw a stickfigure
Draw a stickfigure
Intro:
Well, you've seen the title. I bet you my pet cow that the first thing you thought was "why do you need a guide to draw such simple-minded and stupid and basic figures? They're are the easiest things to ever draw next to a complex diagram of Ken's brain. Well, your wrong. I'm not saying that there's a huge amount of skill required to draw one, and I'm not suggesting that it's for simpletons, all that I'm saying is that it 's another form of art.
Stickfigures are a special type of art. Not everyone perceives a stickfigure the same way. One might say that's it's walking while another says that it's actually leaning against the wall. The only skill required in drawing stickfigures is making the audience (or whoever might see it) understand what you're trying to draw.
By the way, the colour of the stickfigure NEVER signifies racial differences. This is what shallow adults think. NEVER be shallow.
Types of Stickfigures:
Oh yeah. You say. There are really different types of stickfigures. Well there are so go away.
1. Classical stickfigure
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The classical stickfigure is very simple. It requires next to no knowledge of human atomy. It is what people who haven't been chillin' with stickfigures for a few months/years think of when "stickfigure" is mentioned.
| Pros: | Cons: |
| Easy to draw | Silly looking |
| Funny | Not cool (?) |
| Cute (?) | Bad for stickfights |
| Fun to | |
2. A-Class Fighter Stick
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sample Video
These are the first style of fighter sticks. You'll see them most common in fighting (surprise surprise) SWF. films. A-Class fighter sticks are normally long limb'd, tall and small headed. Their bodies are usually only a bit thinner than their heads, making them one of the hardest it get right. I use this style most often (favorite!) and I need to put up with my sister complaining that my stickfigure that's lying down is infact a blob with little bit's sticking out. These stickfigures also feature arms coming out of what seems to be their neck. Well, FYI where are their shoulders?
| Pros: | Cons: |
| They're cool looking | Harder to draw |
| Are awesome for everything | Basically limited to computers |
| Fits the image of "cool" | No paper *sob* |
3. Class-B Fighter Sticks
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Sample Video
These are used about as much as their A-class counterparts. They are about the same stature as the classic sticks but with the filled in head and thick limbs like the A-class fighters. These sticks also feature a somewhat disfigured head.
| Pros: | Cons: |
| Cool | Hard to draw |
| Bendy | Limited to computer (somewhat) |
| Sort of a scribble |
Big Head Stickfigure
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Sample Video (WARNING: FUNNY!)
These stickfigures are generally used for comedy. Their height varies between too tall and midget. Some people like them short, some like them tall. One things for sure. They have massive heads.
| Pros: | Cons: |
| Funny looking | Annoying at times |
| Stupid lookinf | GAH! |
| Versatile |
Conclusion
At times stickfigures seem shallow. But, they are nearly the easiest way to make art (ha ha show emotions). They are incredibly versatile and easy to draw/use. They are like people. Draw them one way, they look like a multi martial art superhuman warrior, then draw them a bit differently, only a bit, they look like a comedy act.
Stickfigures are cool.
There's no doubt about that.
The videos are from [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
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Good read. I"ll have to try it sometime... xD Since it's about the only thing I can draw. & Leveled.
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Good read. I"ll have to try it sometime... xD Since it's about the only thing I can draw. & Leveled.Poster Mcposty
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speaking of stick page, anyone watch the counter strike spoof on there, funny...
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30219082009-12-111991-04-18334299Cleverkat
speaking of stick page, anyone watch the counter strike spoof on there, funny... EVENTALIST
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don't worry wiggles, I've watched them all....
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43605072010-01-211997-04-30276797Stephen
don't worry wiggles, I've watched them all....C.O.R.N.
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lol, so did i at one time, its a good web site.
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30219082009-12-111991-04-18334299Cleverkat
lol, so did i at one time, its a good web site. EVENTALIST
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Camping Carol. Haha...
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Camping Carol. Haha...Poster Mcposty
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lol, yea he is the best...
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lol, yea he is the best... EVENTALIST
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I've got a funnier one.http://www.stickpage.com/shortsfinalplay.shtml
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43605072010-01-211997-04-30276797Stephen
I've got a funnier one.http://www.stickpage.com/shortsfinalplay.shtmlC.O.R.N.
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