How to draw the stick diagram of a JK flip flop
For those who have not run across them, stick diagrams are a crude form of IC layout that emphasizes the order and placement of transistor gates, sources, drains, and so on.

The stick diagrams define individual "cells", such as the 2-input and 3-input NAND gates. The method of connecting the cells depends on the the target implementation technology. If you only have a single layer of polysilicon and a single metal layer then you would typically make the connections in a routing channel above or below a row of cells, using polysilicon for vertical segments and metal for horizontal segments (a Manhattan layout style). If you have two or more layers of metal then it may be possible to make horizontal connections directly over the cells themselves. (Usually the cells are abutted and assembled into "horizontal" rows, so when I talk about horizontal wiring I mean wiring that is parallel to the row of cells.