Crayola
Crayola has inspired artistic creativity in children for more than 100 years - since the first box of crayons rolled off the assembly line in 1903. Shop Crayola products online today and get free shipping when you spend over $100. Stock up on all your drawing supplies at Art to Art. Same day dispatch and Afterpay are available.
Crayola
Crayola began when cousins Edwin Binney and C. Harold Smith took over Edwin's father's pigment business in 1885. Early products included red oxide pigment used as barn paint and carbon black used in car tires. Since then, the Crayola brand has grown into a portfolio of innovative art and craft supplies, and creative toys that give kids the power to express all that inspires them as they explore, discover, play, pretend and dream.
Some of Crayola’s popular products include sidewalk chalk, coloured pencil sets, art cases, Doodle Scents (scented markers), Marker Airbrush (spray art) and children’s paint sets, as well as the crayons for which they are so well known and loved.
At Art to Art, you can buy all of the above and more. Shop Crayola products online in Australia to get same day dispatch and free shipping over $100. Need to stock up on other art supplies? We’ve got you covered. From paint brushes and art paper to face paint and more, you can get it all online or in store at Art to Art.
FAQs
What is the rarest crayon colour?
C-Rex is considered to be the most rare crayon colour.
- Indian Red – Somewhat Rare.
- Eric Carle Caterpillar Green – Special Mention.
- Gamboge Yellow – Considered Rare.
- Mirtilla Blueberry – Considered Rare.
- The Colour Purple – One of a Kind.
- Light Blue – Very Rare.
- C-Rex – Most Rare.
Do professional artists use Crayola?
Many talented professional artists use Crayola products. Despite traditionally catering to children, Crayola products can create stunning artworks when used right.
What is the most popular crayon in the world?
In 1993, Crayola conducted a poll to find out the most popular colours in America. Blue was voted the most popular crayon colour.
Are Crayola markers vegan?
Crayola products are not vegan as they contain animal products. Crayola says; “We’re happy to share that Crayola does not test its products on animals. While a variety of Crayola products contain animal by-products, our product formulas are proprietary, and we don’t have additional information to share.”
