StickFiggy:

I am StickFiggy! See my whimsical world here. Look closely to figure out what I’m doing!    You can share me with friends and family anytime! I bet I can put a smile on your face!  Uh…..where are my boots!!!? How embarrassing- please excuse my wardrobe flaw! Jaaaaaaane!!!!

In short I am a highly stylized retro-simplistic fountain pen drawing aiming to be the most expressive and positive stick-figure ever.

Why StickFiggy Is:

Jane has passion for making pictures and short narratives. The process of creating makes her happy.   But the best part, which makes it worthwhile,  is seeing or hearing that StickFiggy has touched another for a meaningful or cheery moment.

This is why the StickFiggy character has been turned into a  website with an  online comic blog/free animated e-card collection/and soon-to-be-store- as place where you can interact with StickFiggy content.  By signing up for the comic blog, you will get the  latest little antic of StickFiggy sent right to your email. StickFiggy also voices himself on Twitter. Hear it right from the little guy!

See it, love it, share it, and make yourself and your world feel a StickFiggy’s bit better!

Joy is contagious and  functions like a mysterious essential vitamin  supporting the energy of a healthy person. StickFiggy is here for you as Jane’s attempt to contribute to that need.

StickFiggy extends a special THANK YOU to Hamilton Boyce and Matt Knezevich for their brilliance and help as website experts and creatives!

What People are Saying:

“StickFiggy is so happy! How could you ever feel cranky? The design…they are so simple and light… I LOVE THEM!”

“You are onto something here! I don’t know how to express my reaction, but it was very strong and happy.”

“If upon viewing “StickFiggy” leaves me uplifted, humane, and connected to nature then you are a success with this creation because I am all of these emotions.”

“That is the sweetest card I have ever seen! An absolutely perfect combination – my dad would have loved it as well. Simple! He believed in “less is more”

“These are so serene!  They are stick figures…but they are not. So much more…the pictures draw you in and then you start seeing more and more in the subtle details. They feel big!”

“StickFiggy seems to hearken back to simpler times. I think people need that now.

“I always feel like I’m being quizzed when I look at these. Like it is a puzzle to figure out. You have a way of stirring up lots of brain activity with these!”