It looks like our Faculty Challenge #5 might been too difficult or you didn’t quite buy the premise that stick figure drawings could enhance your courses. I’ve a couple of articles to help persuade you that a) it might be worth your time and b) you HAVE the requisite talent, even if you, like me, “can’t draw”!
Priyanka Pereira wrote in 2013 that gender neutrality, race neautrality, ease of changing color and background are only a few of the reasons that she now prefers using 3D humanoid vectors instead of photos of humans in eLearing courses. She explains in her blog post: Top 10 Reasons to Use 3D Humanoid Vectors Instead of Photographs.
Regardless of whether you are drawing on a chalkboard, whiteboard, or electronic whiteboard, here are some articles that might help:
Say It with Stick Figures: Your Crude Drawings are More Effective Than PowerPoint 
July 2014
How to Draw a Stick Figure (School of YouTube) 2014 Youtube showing you how to draw stick figures
How to Make a Stick Man in PowerPoint 2015 eHow step-by-step
How to Draw a Stick Figure: a Complex Guide 2015 Starting from the basics, a line and a circie, a guide to sitck figures
Tutorial Draw and Teach with Stick Figures 2010 Slideshare with good examples of drawing figures
Anatomy of a Stick Figure 2010 tutorial on creating stick figures
Little Known Ways to Create Your Own Graphics Using PowerPoint (old post from 2007 but still useful)
