But are these retired crayons worth anything? Let's find out. In March 2017, Crayola announced they were retiring another color from their ... to bring everyone's skin tones to life.

The art brand is bringing back retired colours as a limited edition pack across crayons, markers and pencils. Not only that, ...

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Eight retired colors — including raw umber and blizzard blue — are back for the Crayola Experience Million Crayon Giveaway, which starts later this month. Participants can choose to include the ...

Crayola is bringing back its "Million Crayon Giveaway", with a twist. Families can sign up for the opportunity to fill a free 32-count crayon box with their favorite colors at Easton's Crayola ...

where she creates art kits that have packs of Crayola’s Multicultural crayons inside — emphasizing how the peach crayon is not the only “skin-color” crayon option, The Washington Post ...

For the first time in its 122-year history, Crayola is bringing ... increase the brand's available color palette and give a nod to the company's first iconic eight-crayon box launched in 1903.

In 1992, Crayola launched its multicultural platform beginning with 8-count multicultural crayons to help diverse populations better find their skin tone color. The platform expanded to include ...

Social connection theory tells us that humans are genetically driven to belong. Yet since the U.S.'s inception, skin tone has continually & wrongly been a deciding factor for who gets to "belong". As ...

Eight retired colors — including raw umber and blizzard blue — are back for the Crayola ... retired color products at the store. Giveaway dates begin March 31 — aka National Crayon Day ...