One of the primary colors for printing...cyan, magenta, yellow...good choice!

@thinktwice I love the color and the word..as a kid I thought it was pronounced Magneta..Lolololololololol

mmmm I find them to be so subtly nuanced...peel off the wrappers and lay them side to side...they are different and beautifully so...mmmm

@thinktwice if you were not here for community Linda I would tell you that you are getting me really hot.

@thinktwice let me know if you would ever like to make a trip West instead of East.

@mooredolezal they are crayons...easily melted under skilled hands...just be careful that the dripping wax is not too hot...

@thinktwice is that a yes?? I would even be happy with a maybe!LOL you knowing where my old house is must count for something! Especially since you pass it almost daily.

@thinktwice PS don't hesitate to tease me.

so...basically all of them...ha ha ha...

@thinktwice Except browns, beiges, tans, off whites, etc.

@Lilac-Jade I also do not care for yellows...I prefer the brights...

@thinktwice Some yellows are ok, but not all of them. I'm a bit picky with yellows.

@Lilac-Jade Love that your name evokes colors in my mind...beautiful...

@thinktwice Purple is my colour, & Jade was an SPCA kitty name that is the cat in my avatar. Jade didn't suit her so we re-named her Wisspurr, but unfortunately she died at 17 months old....still miss her. Her body stopped making red blood cells.

@Lilac-Jade awww My black rescue was named Zachary...the name didn't suit him either...I re-named him Rocket...best little boy ever! Sorry for you loss, but you gave her 17 months of love.

@thinktwice Yes, we both loved her, & she was such a loveable kitty. We only had her for 5 months as she was a year or so old when we got her. We didn't get to ''grow up'' with her, which is why I think we miss her so much.

She loved the ping pong ball in the tub....

@Lilac-Jade adorable! My little one is bored now that we have so much snow outside...I am going to see if he will do this...thanks for sharing such a lovely story...

@thinktwice Our cats have all thought this was great fun. I have a ping pong ball on the shelf in the tub at all times.

Which one? There are two blacks....ha ha ha

@thinktwice You know I’m gonna say anything about how that sounds when you say it.?
but the black that I’m talking about
is the original black,
the true black,
baggy jean,
Timberland
Wuwear shirt
Starter cap wearin
Kinda black .

Not some promoted by pop culture don’t even understand themselves kinda black.
You feel me!? ????????

@48thRonin I agree...still haven't found out what they are calling "black"...but I believe it is called "ink"...a black with a hint of indigo...most eyes do not discern the difference...it is crazy and maybe just an artist thing, but I know which one you like....ha ha

nope...it is called peach...who's flesh? Obviously, they had to change it...

@Lutherzme thank you...yes...you got it and so did they...

Many of the colors are the same...the colorwheel is one of the most useful tools I have for all sorts of artistic endeavors...I used it for quilt planning as well as painting...

@thinktwice Yes, theoretically you can make any color with the three primary colors. Black and white are useful as well.

ha ha ha sharpener envy! ha ha ha

Yeah...my box has a sharpener...

@thinktwice ergo sum invida

ha ha creative family!

I remember melting crayons on a chianti bottle...and now, there are some very cool pieces using melted crayons...

@thinktwice Here's one I did years ago. I have another one that I did with a horse instead of a couple, but I can't find a picture.

@Kynlei Awesome! I have done a few as well...lol...the reason I have a heat gun now...

A friend of mine in Arizona did one with her kids...the crayons melted in the heat wave they had two years ago...it was fun and interesting...

@thinktwice I used my hair dryer for mine. ?

@Kynlei I tried the hair dryer and could not get the control I wanted...but I do like the "splatter" it gives...there are some great ideas on Pinterest, too!

@thinktwice I found that Crayola crayons didn't splatter nearly as much as the Rose Art ones I used. I went with cheaper crayons for my first attempt.

@Kynlei Only a fellow artist would recognize that brand....ha ha ha...you go! yeah...the wax content and the additives make a difference...they now make special colored waxes for this...sort of takes the fun out of creativity when things "catch on"...

lol..uh...I used to do the same thing...I also peeled off the wrappers so I could see the whole crayon side by side...I think because some people are able to better see the gradient changes better than others...I did a color test and was able to see the difference between orange-red and red-orange, etc. I bet you do, too! ha ha ha no issues...just color- abled!

@thinktwice gradient changes, laws yes--there it is!

@thinktwice , @Bierbasstard Y'all should see me drool when my friends would pull out their boxes of poly dice for RPGs...

@stinkeye_a The multi-colored ones drive me crazy.....to organize by shape and color and even which number on the face up is maddening...ha ha ha

Peach...they changed the color from "flesh" to peach...for obvious reasons...although to color, I use about six different ones...including desert sand, apricot, almond, melon and banana mania...

I spent five years making arts and crafts paints. The closest thing to 'Caucasian' I can recall was 'Warm Flesh', which I called 'Quivering Flesh'.

@davknight so people of color don't have flesh covering their bodies?

@Bigwavedave ha ha fleshtones range from light to dark...there should be a range of beiges perhaps like in makeup...I am ivory beige...maybe you are true beige..ha ha ha...flesh is skin...we all have skin so it was inappropriate to call the color "flesh"...

@thinktwice This was the 'eighties--before 'PC'!

I love purple as well! There are 16 different purples in the box....

@thinktwice You really are a fanatic!

@AstralSmoke I google well...

Those are some the best names! They did have to rename a few...flesh was changed to peach because not everyone's flesh is that color...they changed Prussian blue because Prussia no longer existed...and they retired a few...Dandelion Yellow...so sad! But there was already a color that was similar...

@thinktwice I was glad to see that Robin's Egg Blue is still around. That was always my favorite.

@Kynlei lol yes! I love that the colors can be associated with things we recognize..Inchworm green...ha ha

@thinktwice 'Prussian Blue' probably came from Prussian Blue Dye (aka Prussic Acid); a by-product of which, is hydrocyanic acid, better known as 'cyanide'.

@davknight This is what I found on their website:

Crayola crayon colour names rarely change. However, there are exceptions. In 1958, Prussian blue was changed to midnight blue in response to teacher recommendations that children could no longer relate to Prussian history.

I absolutely need the 20 different greens... and the 23 reds... and...