Imagine dedicating your entire online presence to a single, forgotten hue. Imagine taking on a global giant, a company whose ...

Just a few years before the pandemic swept the globe, people were struck with yellow fever thanks to Crayola and a little color called Dandelion. The Dandelion crayon might be gone, but it's not ...

Dandelion doesn’t have a lot to feel so dandy about. Crayola announced Friday morning that the color would be retired from its boxes of 24 crayons and moved to greener pastures. Our beloved Dandelion ...

Crayola is weeding Dandelion out of its collection, but you still have a chance to say goodbye. Throughout April, Crayola is paying tribute to the color before it leaves crayon boxes for good, with ...

EASTON, Pa. — Dandelion yellow has reason to be blue. Crayola announced Friday, National Crayon Day, that it’s replacing the color dandelion in its 24-pack with a crayon in “the blue family.” The ...

Farewell, Dandelion. Crayola has decided to retire that particular shade of yellow, even sending “Dan D.” on a month-long farewell tour around the country. For some of us, this is not a big deal—in my ...

Fans of yellow may be sad that Crayola is retiring Dandelion from its 24-count crayon box set, but lovers of the color blue can rejoice: The company announced Friday it will be replaced by one with a ...

NEW YORK (WCMH) — Crayola announced Thursday that its yellow Dandelion color will be retired. The company had planned to make the announcement on Friday (National Crayon Day) but moved it up. It’s the ...

Dandelion retired from the colorful world of Crayola and is being honored with a commemorative and fully functional 15 inch, 2-pound crayon. Crayola says this special crayon was carefully handmade by ...

April 1 (UPI) --Crayola, makes of the iconic childhood crayons, announced it is cutting the color "Dandelion" yellow from its lineup. The announcement came Friday, on National Crayon Day. The color ...

Dandelion’s being carried off in the breeze. Crayola announced that they will be removing the yellow-colored “dandelion” crayon from its boxes in order to make space for a color in the “blue family.” ...