Eight colors could not begin to paint the complexity of America. The 64-count Crayola crayon box was introduced in 1958 and here we are, ready to color the world, sometimes staying in the lines.

Over the years, the 64-count crayon box has become a household item and fan-favorite amongst all ages. Photo Source: Crayola Crayola is launching a 64-count, special, limited-edition Happy 64th ...

I spotted it on the shelf at the store and felt awash with nostalgia. I had to buy it. The Crayola 64 crayon box, the Holy Grail of crayons. (did you know it's 52 years old now?) I don't recall ...

Finally, Crayola has heard the outcry and is responding ... is selling for $14 (Considering that a brand-new box of 64-pack of crayons costs around $4, that’s a serious markup.) ...

a nod to Crayola’s original box of 64 crayons. Students and Crayola Experience team members supported them from the sidelines. After scrambling for art and color, March Elementary School’s ...

“You enter this stuff all the time and you never win.” Just like Crayola’s iconic 64-count crayon box, the rules were simple: 64 seconds, grab what you can. Whatever teachers collected went ...

Sorry to ruin your lives, but Crayola is acting ~cray~ and we really need to address it. Last week, the beloved art supply company that fueled all of your childhood creativity announced it would ...

Most of us possessed Crayola crayons in humble boxes with an 8 or 12 count, envying fellow classmates who lived in that heady world of 64 colors. As children, our envy may have tempted us into ...