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Crayola Stay Creative
Creativity is a life skill that helps children reach their full potential. Our mission is to spark the creative moments children will carry with them for the rest of their lives.
Creative Conversations
Hear from our partners about the power of creativity and the impact of creative moments in their daily lives.
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@abbottelemabc was born from putting imagination into action. How do you put YOUR imagination into action? #StayCreative.
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@andygrammer had a teacher who championed his creativity. Who believed in YOU early on? #StayCreative
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Lucky Diaz channels his creativity through music. How do you bring your creativity to life?
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Soccer is an art, a craft, and a way of life — just ask Elite Clubs National League Commissioner Jason Kutney, who, like the Riverhounds Soccer Club, lives and breathes the beautiful game.
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Experience the beauty and brilliance of Chris Sanders’ storytelling when you see #TheWildRobotMovie in theaters September 27.
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Crystal Worl started her creative journey drawing on walls as a child. And now, she paints on walls (and planes!) professionally as an adult. How do you #StayCreative.
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Resources
Have a creative moment with your child today!
Crayola is committed to supporting you with new ideas and easy-to-implement activities for creative moments at home. We know life gets hectic, but here you'll find quick and easy ways to spark your child's imagination and encourage their creative endeavors.
A Colorful Reunion!
Forty years ago, Crayola started collecting children's artwork, which was displayed in museums and galleries across the country. Now we're returning those original pieces to the "kids" who created them and sharing their stories about the lifelong impact creativity can have. Our goal is to inspire more creative moments to help nurture children's creativity every day.
Artist Profiles
Amanda
Amanda created her art piece, "Beauty Makes a Difference," when she was only 8 years old. It depicts a genie casting a beauty spell upon a girl. But what makes her become beautiful is the kindness and love in her heart.
Justin
In 1997, Justin created "An Old Me." In his artwork, he's an adult reflecting back on his great memories of when he played soccer as a child. But it just so happens, Justin's still playing soccer today, and so is his son.
Barbara
In 1989, Barbara created "Flying With Birds In My Hair." When asked the meaning behind it, she said, "I'm free to be me, whoever I am." As an adult, the painting means more to her today than it did then, as it feels like a tribute to her bird loving mom.
Naomi
Naomi taught art in the public school system for 47 years. For several of those years, Naomi led her students to create creative works of art for the Crayola Dream Makers program. When asked about her job, she said, "Giving children the confidence to create and express themselves is the best job in the world."
Help Us Return Art to Artists!
Join us in our search to reunite more artists with their artwork!
Each week, we're showcasing additional pieces on Crayola's social media channels as we continue our search for the owners.
The Gallery
Check out the art ready to be returned to the creators. Help us celebrate children’s creativity and share their inspiring stories.
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Cheeks, 1997
Kevin — Jenks, OK
4th Grade
"This is a picture of my bird named Cheeks. We named him that because of his orange cheeks."
Gear Bike
Tripp — Kinston, NC
4th Grade
"I wish I had a bike with 10 gears so that I could ride farther and faster than all my friends."
Where The Green Grass Grows, 1995
John — Wauwatosa, WI
5th Grade
"We are all part of the world and the world is part of us."
A Nice Quiet Evening, 1997
Meredith — Omaha, NE
4th Grade
"I think more people like me need a quiet day in the park after a long day."
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