When we were children, we learned all kinds of things. We learned things as vastly different as our languages and cultures, but one thing that was pretty much universal was coloring. Coloring was a ...

When we were children, we learned all kinds of things. We learned things as vastly different as our languages and cultures. But one thing that was pretty much universal was coloring. Coloring was a ...

The Easton-based Crayola today announced new Colors of the World crayons that represent “over 40 global skin tones across the world.” Crayola said in a news release on PRnewswire.com that it announced ...

One of the items I took from the classroom when I retired was a new box of crayons. They are on display over the desk where I write and remember. Occasionally I open the box and smell them just to be ...

In 2019, Victor Casale got a cryptic email from Crayola asking him to work with the company on a secret project. The cosmetic chemist’s mind immediately jumped to that single pinkish crayon that has ...

Do kids still color with crayons? See, my grandchildren are older now and obviously don’t indulge in that business, and with all the computers and tweeters and other such paraphernalia, I wonder how ...

At some point in the history of human development mankind looked down at the humble crayon and wondered if it had more creative potential than just being used to color inside a line. It turns out the ...

A brilliant blue color, discovered accidentally by Oregon State University chemists, will soon be the newest addition to Crayola’s box. The crayon color, inspired by the blue pigment known as “YInMn” ...

Just when you thought Crayola had every color in the universe covered, the company is about to debut a whole new hue. And it’s something most have never seen before. The “new to the world” blue was ...

According to recent lab tests, crayons and crime scene fingerprinting toys made in China contain asbestos, a known cancer-causing agent. Related story Michael Strahan's Daughter is Officially ...

LAGUNA WOODS, Calif. (KABC) -- A former teacher from Laguna Woods wanted to do something to help out the people of Ukraine. So he went on a mission to Poland, armed with crayons and coloring books. It ...