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Creativity in adults isn't gone - it's waiting for permission to come out again.

In a world obsessed with outcomes, Crayola gives adults the rare freedom to create for the joy of simply being - wild, free, and a little rebellious. It's a chance to reconnect with the joy of making, to explore without fear or judgement, and to remember that creativity is a lifelong journey. Growing up doesn't mean letting go of what makes us feel alive. 

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Crayola All Grown Up
Markers & Coloring Books

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Dual-Tip Alcohol-Based Markers

40 ct.

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60 ct.

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120 ct.

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Acrylic Markers

Brush Tip, 10 ct.

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Bullet Tip, 10 ct.

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Crayola All Grown Up Coloring Books

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Vibing Adult Coloring Book, 32 pages front view.

Vibing Adult Coloring Book, 32 pages
Flower Child Adult Coloring Book, 32 Pages front view.

Flower Child Adult Coloring Book, 32 Pages
Plant Lady Adult Coloring Book, 32 Pages front view.

Plant Lady Adult Coloring Book, 32 Pages
Cozy Cottages Adult Coloring Book, 32 Pages front view.

Cozy Cottages Adult Coloring Book, 32 Pages
I Feel Old Adult Coloring Book, 32 pages front view.

I Feel Old Adult Coloring Book, 32 pages
Mercury in Retrograde Adult Coloring Book, 32 pages front view.

Mercury in Retrograde Adult Coloring Book, 32 pages
Witchy Woman Adult Coloring Book, 32 Pages front view.

Witchy Woman Adult Coloring Book, 32 Pages
Stay Hydrated Adult Coloring Book, 32 Pgs front view.

Stay Hydrated Adult Coloring Book, 32 Pgs

Crayola Adult Coloring App

Crayola Adult Coloring is where creativity and self-care collide. Whether you’re looking for a quick creative break or a cozy coloring session, this is your invitation to create without expectations - and maybe surprise yourself along the way.

Relax, recharge, and unwind with Crayola's first digital coloring experience designed specifically for adults. Explore hundreds of pages, create with new Crayola art tools, anytime, anywhere.

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Swatch of acrylic brush tip marker colors

Color Gallery

Discover the full Crayola All Grown Up lineup of colors, from Alcohol‑Based Markers to Acrylic Paint Markers.

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Free Adult Coloring Pages

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Meet the Artists

Learn More about the illustrators who collaborated with Crayola to create our All Grown Up Coloring Books.

Lauren Beck

Archie Dale

Aubrey Joi

Joe Lacey

Rachel Yew

Pro Tips & Techniques

Learn how to use alcohol markers and discover more tips and techniques from one of our coloring book artists.

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Guidance on how to use and care for your new Crayola All Grown Up Alcohol and Acrylic Markers.

  • Acrylic markers are designed to work on a wide variety of surfaces, making them a versatile choice for many creative projects. They can be used on materials such as wood, glass, metal, plastic, ceramic, paper, canvas, and more.

    These markers deliver bold, opaque color on both light and dark surfaces and can be layered to build depth and coverage.

    For best results:

    • Clean or prep your surface before starting for smoother application
    • Allow paint to dry between layers for best coverage
    • Seal artwork on smooth, non-porous surfaces for added permanency

     

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  • Yes! Blending is one of the biggest advantages of alcohol-based markers. There are several ways:

    Choose two or three markers within the same color family that share similar intensity and tonal value. Start with the darker color, then laydown the lighter color next to it. Use the lighter color’s brush end to blend and soften where the two colors meet. 

    Alternatively, use a colorless blender marker: Helps soften edges and create smooth transitions. Use where two colors meet to blend together (included in the Crayola 40ct, 60ct, and 120ct sets). It can also be used to lighten darker areas or add highlights, operating similarly to how an eraser works. 

    Layer similar shades: Start with light tones and gradually add darker ones. Allow ink to dry before adding the next layer. 

    Work while wet: Blending is easiest when ink is fresh on the page.

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  • Absolutely! We've put together these quick tips to help get you started with Crayola Alcohol-Based Markers:

    • Test colors on scrap paper or on the included swatch card(s) before applying to your artwork.

    • For the best blending experience, choose two or three markers within the same color family that share similar intensity and tonal value. Start with the darker color, then laydown the lighter color next to it. Use the lighter color’s brush end to blend and soften where the two colors meet. 

    • Practice layering and blending techniques on simple shapes before tackling detailed art. 

    • Uncoated paper works best.

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  • Crayola Alcohol-based Markers use an alcohol-based ink instead of water-based ink. This gives them:

    • Smooth blending: Colors mix seamlessly for gradients and shading.

    • Vibrant, consistent color: Less streaking

    • Quick drying: Reduces smudging and allows layering with minimal impact to paper

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  • • Cap tightly to prevent drying

    • Avoid extreme temperatures

    • Do not store artwork or markers in direct sunlight

    Make sure to check out Crayola’s 20ct, 40ct, 60ct, 80ct and 120ct sets—each include a transformable case that sets up on your desk to display and store your markers at the best angle. 

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  • Alcohol-based markers naturally bleed because of their ink composition. To minimize this:

    • Choose the right paper: Look for “marker paper” or “bleed-proof” options.

    • Use a protective blotter sheet: Place thick scrap paper under your artwork to protect surfaces and other coloring pages behind it. 

    • Apply light layers: Avoid oversaturating the paper with heavy ink.

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