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List of Crayola Crayon Colors - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia 11/17/11 10:56 AM List of Crayola Crayon Colors from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia List of Crayola crayon colors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 11/17/11 10:56 AM List of Crayola crayon colors From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Crayola crayons have come in many colors since their introduction in 1903. By 1905 Binney & Smith's Crayola crayon product line had reached 30 colors.[1] In 1958 the number of colors increased to 64. Eight fluorescent colors were introduced in 1972, increasing the number of colors to 72. In 1990 the total increased to 80 colors with the introduction of 16 colors and the discontinuation of eight colors. The number of colors was increased to 96 in 1993 and to 120 in 1998, though with thirteen crayons being retired along the way, the total of colors is 133.[2] Along with the regular packs of crayons, there have been many specialty sets, including Silver Swirls,[3] Gem Tones,[4] Pearl Brite,[5] Metallic FX,[6] Magic Scent,[7] Silly Scents,[8] and more. Colors have been renamed through the years. In 1958, Prussian Blue was renamed Midnight Blue. The color known as Flesh was renamed Peach in 1962, partially in response to the U.S. Civil Rights Movement. Indian Twelve of Crayola's 133 standard Red was renamed Chestnut in 1999 due to concern that some children crayon colors thought the crayon color represented the skin color of Native Americans.[2] According to the company, however, the name originally referred to a reddish-brown pigment from India that is used in artists' oil paint.[2] In the past, some crayons have been temporarily renamed, such as the 2004 State-Your-Color Contest[9] crayons and the eight Kids' Choice Colors in the 2008 50th anniversary 64-count box.[10] Contents 1 Standard Colors 2 Specialty Crayons 2.1 Silver Swirls 2.2 Magic Scent 2.3 Gem Tones 2.4 Changeables 2.5 Color Mix-Up Crayola's thirteen retired colors 2.6 Pearl Brite 2.7 Crayons with Glitter 2.8 Metallic FX 2.9 Silly Scents 2.10 Heads 'n Tails 2.11 True to Life 2.12 Extreme Twistables Colors http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Crayola_crayon_colors Page 1 of 15 List of Crayola crayon colors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 11/17/11 10:56 AM 3 See also 4 References 5 External links Standard Colors This is a list of the 133 standard Crayola crayon colors. According to its chronology page, each "core color" was introduced in a specific year.[2] These dates are shown in the table below. The hex triplets below are representative of the colors produced by the named crayons.[11] Hex Color RGB Issued Retired Notes Code (239, 222, 1 Almond #EFDECD 1998 205) (205, 149, 2 Antique Brass #CD9575 1998 Metallic. 117) (253, 217, 3 Apricot #FDD9B5 1949 181) (120, 219, 4 Aquamarine #78DBE2 1958 226) (135, 169, 5 Asparagus #87A96B 1993 107) (255, 164, Renamed from "Ultra Yellow" in 6 Atomic Tangerine #FFA474 1972 116) 1990. Fluorescent. (250, 231, 7 Banana Mania #FAE7B5 1998 181) (159, 129, 8 Beaver #9F8170 1998 112) (253, 124, 9 Bittersweet #FD7C6E 1949 110) 10 Black #000000 (0,0,0) 1903 (172, 229, Renamed from "Ultra Blue" in 11 Blizzard Blue #ACE5EE 1972 2003 238) 1990. Fluorescent. (31, 117, 12 Blue #1F75FE 1903 254) (162, 162, 13 Blue Bell #A2A2D0 1998 208) (102, 153, 14 Blue Gray #6699CC 1958 1990 204) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Crayola_crayon_colors Page 2 of 15 List of Crayola crayon colors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 11/17/11 10:56 AM (13, 152, 15 Blue Green #0D98BA 186) 1949 (115, 102, 16 Blue Violet #7366BD 1949 189) (222, 93, Renamed from "Cranberry" in 17 Blush #DE5D83 1998 131) 2000. (203, 65, 18 Brick Red #CB4154 1949 84) (180, 103, 19 Brown #B4674D 1903 77) (255, 127, 20 Burnt Orange #FF7F49 1958 73) (234, 126, 21 Burnt Sienna #EA7E5D 1949 93) (176, 183, 22 Cadet Blue #B0B7C6 1958 198) (255, 255, 23 Canary #FFFF99 1998 153) (28, 211, 24 Caribbean Green #1CD3A2 1998 162) (255, 170, 25 Carnation Pink #FFAACC 1949 204) (221, 68, 26 Cerise #DD4492 1993 146) (29, 172, 27 Cerulean #1DACD6 1990 214) (188, 93, Renamed from "Indian Red" in 28 Chestnut #BC5D58 1958 88) 1999. (221, 148, 29 Copper #DD9475 1958 Metallic. 117) (154, 206, 30 Cornflower #9ACEEB 1949 235) (255, 188, 31 Cotton Candy #FFBCD9 1998 217) (253, 219, 32 Dandelion #FDDB6D 1990 109) (43, 108, 33 Denim #2B6CC4 1993 196) (239, 205, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Crayola_crayon_colors Page 3 of 15 List of Crayola crayon colors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 11/17/11 10:56 AM 34 Desert Sand #EFCDB8 184) 1998 (110, 81, 35 Eggplant #6E5160 1998 96) (206, 255, 36 Electric Lime #CEFF1D 1990 Fluorescent. 29) (113, 188, 37 Fern #71BC78 1998 120) (109, 174, 38 Forest Green #6DAE81 1958 129) (195, 100, 39 Fuchsia #C364C5 1990 197) (204, 102, 40 Fuzzy Wuzzy #CC6666 1998 102) (231, 198, 41 Gold #E7C697 1949 Metallic. 151) (252, 217, 42 Goldenrod #FCD975 1958 117) Granny Smith (168, 228, 43 #A8E4A0 1993 Apple 160) (149, 145, 44 Gray #95918C 1949 140) (28, 172, 45 Green #1CAC78 1903 120) (17, 100, 46 Green Blue #1164B4 1949 1990 180) (240, 232, 47 Green Yellow #F0E891 1949 145) (255, 29, 48 Hot Magenta #FF1DCE 1972 Fluorescent. 206) (178, 236, 49 Inchworm #B2EC5D 2003 93) (93, 118, 50 Indigo #5D76CB 2000 203) (202, 55, 51 Jazzberry Jam #CA3767 2003 103) (59, 176, 52 Jungle Green #3BB08F 1990 143) (254, 254, Renamed from "Chartreuse" in 53 Laser Lemon #FEFE22 1972 34) 1990. Fluorescent. (252, 180, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Crayola_crayon_colors Page 4 of 15 List of Crayola crayon colors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 11/17/11 10:56 AM 54 Lavender #FCB4D5 213) 1958 (255, 244, 55 Lemon Yellow #FFF44F 1949 1990 79) Macaroni and (255, 189, 56 #FFBD88 1993 Cheese 136) (246, 100, 57 Magenta #F664AF 1949 175) (170, 240, 58 Magic Mint #AAF0D1 1990 2003 Fluorescent. 209) (205, 74, 59 Mahogany #CD4A4C 1949 76) (237, 209, 60 Maize #EDD19C 1949 1990 156) (151, 154, 61 Manatee #979AAA 1998 170) (255, 130, 62 Mango Tango #FF8243 2003 67) (200, 56, 63 Maroon #C8385A 1949 90) (239, 152, 64 Mauvelous #EF98AA 1993 170) (253, 188, 65 Melon #FDBCB4 1949 180) (26, 72, Renamed from "Prussian Blue" in 66 Midnight Blue #1A4876 1949 118) 1958. (48, 186, 67 Mountain Meadow #30BA8F 1998 143) (197, 75, 68 Mulberry #C54B8C 1958 2003 140) (25, 116, 69 Navy Blue #1974D2 1958 210) (255, 163, 70 Neon Carrot #FFA343 1990 Fluorescent. 67) (186, 184, 71 Olive Green #BAB86C 1949 108) (255, 117, 72 Orange #FF7538 1903 56) (255, 43, 73 Orange Red #FF2B2B 1949 1990 43) (248, 213, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Crayola_crayon_colors Page 5 of 15 List of Crayola crayon colors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 11/17/11 10:56 AM 74 Orange Yellow #F8D568 104) 1949 1990 (230, 168, 75 Orchid #E6A8D7 1949 215) (65, 74, 76 Outer Space #414A4C 1998 76) (255, 110, Renamed from "Ultra Orange" in 77 Outrageous Orange #FF6E4A 1972 74) 1990. Fluorescent. (28, 169, 78 Pacific Blue #1CA9C9 1993 201) (255, 207, 79 Peach #FFCFAB 1949 Renamed from "Flesh" in 1962. 171) (197, 208, 80 Periwinkle #C5D0E6 1949 230) (253, 221, 81 Piggy Pink #FDDDE6 1998 230) (21, 128, 82 Pine Green #158078 1949 120) (252, 116, 83 Pink Flamingo #FC74FD 1998 253) (247, 143, Renamed from "Brink Pink" in 84 Pink Sherbert #F78FA7 1998 167) 2000. (142, 69, 85 Plum #8E4585 1958 133) (116, 66, 86 Purple Heart #7442C8 1998 200) Purple Mountain's (157, 129, 87 #9D81BA 1993 Majesty 186) (254, 78, 88 Purple Pizzazz #FE4EDA 1990 Fluorescent. 218) (255, 73, 89 Radical Red #FF496C 1990 Fluorescent. 108) (214, 138, 90 Raw Sienna #D68A59 1958 89) (113, 75, 91 Raw Umber #714B23 1958 1990 35) Razzle Dazzle (255, 72, 92 #FF48D0 1990 Fluorescent. Rose 208) (227, 37, 93 Razzmatazz #E3256B 1993 107) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Crayola_crayon_colors Page 6 of 15 List of Crayola crayon colors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 11/17/11 10:56 AM (238, 32, 94 Red #EE204D 77) 1903 (255, 83, 95 Red Orange #FF5349 1949 73) (192, 68, 96 Red Violet #C0448F 1949 143) (31, 206, 97 Robin's Egg Blue #1FCECB 1993 203) (120, 81, 98 Royal Purple #7851A9 1990 169) (255, 155, 99 Salmon #FF9BAA 1949 170) (252, 40, Renamed from "Torch Red" in 100 Scarlet #FC2847 1998 71) 2000. (118, 255, Renamed from "Ultra Green" in 101 Screamin' Green #76FF7A 1972 122) 1990. Fluorescent. (159, 226, 102 Sea Green #9FE2BF 1949 191) (165, 105, 103 Sepia #A5694F 1958 79) (138, 121, 104 Shadow #8A795D 1998 93) (69, 206, 105 Shamrock #45CEA2 1993 162) (251, 126, Renamed from "Ultra Pink" in 106 Shocking Pink #FB7EFD 1972 253) 1990. Fluorescent. (205, 197, 107 Silver #CDC5C2 1949 Metallic. 194) (128, 218, 108 Sky Blue #80DAEB 1958 235) (236, 234, 109 Spring Green #ECEABE 1949 190) (255, 207, 110 Sunglow #FFCF48 1990 Fluorescent. 72) (253, 94, 111 Sunset Orange #FD5E53 1998 83) (250, 167, 112 Tan #FAA76C 1949 108) (24, 167, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Crayola_crayon_colors Page 7 of 15 List of Crayola crayon colors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 11/17/11 10:56 AM 113 Teal Blue #18A7B5 181) 1990 2003 (235, 199, 114 Thistle #EBC7DF 223) 1949 2000 (252, 137, Named in a contest by ClevverTV 115 Tickle Me Pink #FC89AC 1993 172) Personality Joslyn Davis (219, 215, 116 Timberwolf #DBD7D2 1993 210) Tropical Rain (23, 128, 117 #17806D 1993 Forest 109) (222, 170, 118 Tumbleweed #DEAA88 1993 136) (119, 221, 119 Turquoise Blue #77DDE7 1949 231) (255, 255, 120 Unmellow Yellow #FFFF66 1990 Fluorescent.
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