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Crayola is bringing back a collection of eight nostalgic fan-favorite retired crayon colors. The crayon colors making their return for a limited time are Dandelion, retired in 2017, Blizzard Blue, Magic Mint and Mulberry, retired in 2003, and Orange Red, Violet Blue, Lemon Yellow and Raw Umber, retired in 1990.
Forbes article on creativity in childhood encouraging success in adulthood.
Crayola and Parents Magazine work together to spread the value of encouraging creativity in early childhood.
Barbara Avalon recounts her story about when she received a piece of artwork from her childhood from Crayola's vaults.
Mach Hollins from the Buffalo Bills teams up with Crayola to teach children about creativity in sports.
Andy Grammer and the children's chorus at PS 22 in Staten Island sing his new song, "Magic" together.
Crayola, a brand synonymous with childhood creativity, is embarking on a heartwarming journey to reconnect adults with the artwork they created as chi...
As part of the Campaign for Creativity, Crayola is attempting to reunite art pieces with their creators who are now now adults in their 30's & 40s.
A child drew the answer to, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" and did just that. He became a doctor.
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Crayola LLC, based in Easton, PA, is the worldwide leader in children's creative expression products. Known for the iconic Crayola Crayon first introd...
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One after another, the holidays in December and January add warmth to the cold winter. Unfortunately, they can also add stress for busy families. But ...
