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Buy the song on iTunes: itunes.apple.com Official music video for "Crayola Doesn't Make A Color For Your Eyes" by Kristin Andreassen, from her album "Kiss Me Hello". Written by Kristin Andreassen and Megan Downes / Yellowcar Music / ASCAP. (c) 2009 Kristin Andreassen Winner of the John Lennon Songwriting Award for Best Children's Song (2007), and featured on A Prairie Home Companion. Directed by Ballard C. Boyd Director of Photography Will Beckley Animation by Weston Malgren Produced by ...

It's magical! The Magic Light Brush knows what color you are using and magically reveals the color of clear Color Wonder paint!

Kids in costume unveiled the eight new "Kids' Choice Colors" as part of the 50th birthday celebration for the Crayola 64 Box, Wednesday, April 9, 2008, at Toys"R"Us Times Square in New York. The colors and their unique names, 'best friends', 'awesome', 'giving tree', 'happy ever after', 'fun in the sun', 'bear hug', 'famous' and 'super happy', were chosen by nearly 20000 kids through an online survey and speak to what's important to today's youth. Special guests included Dr. Crayola, "Tip ...

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Crayola Doesn't Make A Color For Your Eyes, with Danny Knicely on a spectacular whistle solo! Sunspot Concert Series at the Lyceum in Alexandria, VA, 06Jan07.

Crayola Crayons are the classic kids' art tool. They are the colors generations have grown up with - from red, yellow, and blue to gold, copper and silver, too!

www.nathangibbs.com Crayola Monologues (2003) uses the crayon as a human metaphor for exploring color and identity in the United States. This animated video features crayons expressing how color hierarchies have shaped their lives. These crayons live in a world much like our own, complete with prejudice, class boundaries, social hierarchies and those who fall between the lines. Crayola Monologues also reveals the politics behind Crayola label changes, and gives a voice to the previously ...

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Crayola markers are available in a variety of colors and formulas, so kids can create different designs and special effects on light and dark paper, fabric, windows, and other surfaces.

The Crayola Glow Station gives you the power to create amazing illustrations with light! Use the light wand on the glow canvas to make luminous freehand drawings, or use the included stencils to make shimmering shapes and scenes. Your drawings will magically disappear over time, allowing you to create new light-art again and again.

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Crayola Hassle Free Watercolors are like regular watercolor paints-without the mess! There are no cups of water to tip over and no paints to spill. The specially designed paint pots contain a bright, solid color that is only activated when you dip in the brush tip. You can even turn them upside-down-they won't spill or drip!

These easy spider web treat bags are perfect for a trick-or-

Crayola Color Explosion lets you create swirls of surprising colors with one clear marker! Color Explosion 3-D provides a twist - images that leap from the page in cool 3-D effects! You can create eye-popping scenes and designs or make your own colorful 3-D Surprises!

A artistically modified version of the live performance of "Ode to Crayola" by the one and only Lemon Demon from the Plain Street Studios, Rockland MA. Vocals and keyboard by Neil Cicierega, Bass guitar by Alora Lanzillotta, and lead guitar by Charles "Chooch" Sergio. Recorded November 17th. Editing and stop motion animation by Ryan Murphy.

Live footage of Lemon Demon from the second annual Lemonic Demonade show on 7-29-07, playing Ode to Crayola from the album Damn Skippy. Neil Cicierega on Keyboard, Alora Lanzillotta on bass, Charles "Chooch" Sergio on guitar, and Tony on drums. Filmed by Ryan Murphy and Jake Quilty-Dunn.

As parents, we're used to tossing out broken crayon pieces that our kids no longer want to use. However, Crayola has come up with a new product, the Crayola Crayon Maker that will make kids want to save their crayons for a new project. Daddy Troy got the scoop on the toy at a recent toy fair in New York City. Children can place small or broken Crayola Crayons and the machine will melt and swirl them to make new colors. The Crayon Maker is fun and useful for dads, moms, and kids. DadLabs Ep ...

A 1958 Crayola boardroom meeting to name all the colors in the box of 64. WRITTEN BY: Mike Citera, Kyle Bosman, Marc Bianchi

Bright colors!? Glitter!? It'll look like a kids craft store attacked your eyes. Only better. (ps- I used artificial lighting so it looks REALLY washed out. sadness. )

Project it! Sketch it! Perfect it! The Crayola Illumination Station is three great drawing tools in one! Use the light desk mode to trace one of the 10 cool background scenes-or create your own. Switch to projector mode and insert an image disc. Choose from 120 characters to project and trace into your design. Add color and shading to your creation with the included Mini Super Tip markers to complete your work. You can even detach the projector and use it as a flashlight! Includes ...

Michaela H. and Janet M. sang Kristin Andreassen's CRAYOLA with Uncle Earl

Surface lights make the marker inks glow! Two see-through drawing surfaces let kids create exciting 3-D effects or surprise animations by showing only one light at a time.

Crayola Color Explosion Glow Dome. Draw, Glow, Spin. Glow Dome contains 6 glow markers, 2 starter scenes, and the Glow Dome with 2 drawing surfaces.

I've created so many elfs like this one. Crayola Model Magic is so much fun to play with! While creating an Elf, setting a different posture for him or her brings a new attitude in this little creature. Holding an elf in your hand is so pleasant to the touch, it looks very alive :) When clay dries out, it becomes unbelievably weightless.

Unofficial official music video of "Ode To Crayola" This is our first video made to the Lemon Demon song "Ode to Crayola" done for our intro to television class. All the animation is done in crayon with still photos. The video took us a little over three weeks and over 850 pieces of paper and frames. enjoy!