Crayola Color Wonder
The markers that scribbled clear on skin, walls, and car seats — and bloomed into color only on the special paper. Crayola's chemistry trick, launched in 1993, became the road-trip and restaurant salvation of every 2000s parent.
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The markers that scribbled clear on skin, walls, and car seats — and bloomed into color only on the special paper. Crayola's chemistry trick, launched in 1993, became the road-trip and restaurant salvation of every 2000s parent.
A plush bear that came with permission to destroy it—draw on it with markers, toss it in the washing machine, and it came out blank and ready for more doodles. Invented by Ed Kaplan and released by Tyco in 1995, Doodle Bear was the anti-collectible, the polar opposite of the untouched Beanie Baby sitting in its case. In an era when toys were meant to be preserved, this one begged to be drawn on.