Hi, my name is George Watts. That’s me over there.

I’m a BWY yoga teacher and creator of The Yoga Stick Figure Kit which has 2,511 premium quality yoga stick figures. It’s by far the largest collection of premium-quality yoga stick figures on the web.

It’s taken us 10+ years to create them all. They aren’t available anywhere else. They were created for our online Yoga Genie Lesson Planner.

“Instead of the yoga stick figure collection gathering dust on my hard-drive, I’m offering them to my fellow yoga teachers at a ridiculously low price of £97 (approximately $120).”

To find out more, click here for our new sales page.

Get Your Yogic Hands On 2000+ Yoga Stick Figures...

2136 Yoga Stick Figures (6 Colours) In JPG Format

1536 Yoga Stick Figures (256 asanas in 6 colours) In JPG Format

101 Pregnancy Yoga Stick Figures In JPG Format

228 Bolster Yoga Stick Figures

110 Male Yoga Stick Figures in JPG Format

61 Female Yoga Stick Figures In PNG Format

107 Hand Drawn Asanas In JPG Format

24 Yoga Stick Figure Sequences In JPG Format

98 Funky Asanas In JPG Format

54 Mudras In JPG Format

FAQs

How much room on my computer do I need?

Actually, not a huge amount. It adds up to about 65mb.

Are the images royalty free?

You can use the stick figures for personal use (e.g. creating yoga sequences, handouts, flyers/posters, blog post articles, logos, etc). But you can’t use them for commercial use without permission from me (e.g. in a yoga school manual, a yoga book that you’re going to sell on Amazon, etc).

What's the difference between JPG and PNG?

PNG is considered the highest quality image available. They also become transparent in browsers which is great if you need to add them to a dark or colour background.

JPG compression is smaller than PNG files which make them ideal for putting on your website (to reduce the amount of time it takes for a page to load). JPG images are considered the “standard” format. Most images on the web are JPG images.

Who created the stick figures?

Since 2010 I’ve used two graphic designers to create all the stick figures. It’s taken them 100’s of hours and cost me a small fortune (thousands of pounds!), but I think it has been worth it.

Reviews

“I was searching for some decent yoga stick figures (I am not blessed with great drawing skills myself) to help me produce some work for my yoga teacher training course. I found George’s website and his very useful yoga teaching tools, including the yoga stick figure kit which was exactly what I had been looking for. An extremely useful tool if you are teaching classes and need visual representation of any asanas.”

~ Hannah Brown is a yoga teacher from Southampton, UK

Hannah Brown

Yoga Teacher, Secret Garden Yoga

“Just downloaded your Stick Figures. So much awesomeness. Bless you!”

~ Zara Watkins is a yoga teacher from Brooklyn, New York, USA

Zara Watkins

Yoga Teacher, Zara Watkins Yoga