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Eight Men Out: Colors Get Waxed Off. The year 1990 brought about the first forced retirement of colors in the house of Crayola. And just like that, old fogies Blue Gray, Green Blue, Lemon Yellow, Maize, Orange Red, Orange Yellow, Raw Umber, and Violet Blue were sent out to waxy pastures.
They used Wikipediaâs list of Crayola colors and added the standard 16-count crayon box released in 1935 for schools to create the beautiful graphic. The pair also figured out that the average growth rate of crayon colors was 2.56 percent annually, meaning that the number of colors doubles every 28 years. So by 2050, our future children could be coloring with 330 different colored crayons.