From a humble eight colors in 1903’s original Crayola box, an explosion of diversity has arisen in the Crayola ecosystem. Designer Stephen Von Worley has analyzed Wikipedia’s
list of Crayola crayon colors and created
an infographic (shown in miniature above) demonstrating the Crayola Explosion of the past 107 years. Von Worley even coined “Crayola’s Law,” stating: “The number of colors doubles every 28 years!”
There are currently
133 “standard” colors in the Crayola lexicon (although some have been
fired), and a variety of bizarre “specialty” crayons with glitter, scents, stripes, and so on.
When you are having snow like on the photo above and you own just a regular passenger car you possibly risk not to leave your house for days or weeks while they be able to clear the way up to your gate.
The emir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa Al-Thani met Argentina’s President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner at the presidential palace, La Casa Rosada, in Buenos Aires on January 18. (Photo: JUAN MABROMATA/AFP/Getty Images)
From a humble eight colors in 1903’s original Crayola box, an explosion of diversity has arisen in the Crayola ecosystem. Designer Stephen Von Worley has analyzed Wikipedia’s list of Crayola crayon colors and created an infographic (shown in miniature above) demonstrating the Crayola Explosion of the past 107 years. Von Worley even coined “Crayola’s Law,” stating: “The number of colors doubles every 28 years!”
