Crayons are more than just a coloring tool—they’re a product of careful design and manufacturing. In factories, raw materials like wax and pigments are blended, melted, and poured into molds.

Curious Cat: What are you doing? Harry: We're drawing pictures with crayons. Martin: We've drawn pictures of you. Curious Cat: Wow, that's great. Crayons can be all sorts of different colours ...

The Hite Institute of Art & Design hosted “I’m Still Eating Crayons,” a solo exhibition by Eisey Eisenhardt. The exhibit is ...

For this week’s “Don’t Dillydally,” we’ve rounded up a range of newly released products we’re particularly excited about, ...

Step into the world of crayon-making, where skilled hands craft safe, high-quality crayons for children. Watch the meticulous process from selecting the best materials to shaping vibrant ...

By collecting used and broken crayons, these organizations are helping to recycle and remold them into brand-new crayons, which are then donated to pediatric hospitals for young patients to enjoy.