Crayola Home Entertainment

Background
Crayola (formerly known as "Binney and Smith Company") is a subsidiary of Hallmark Cards that sells home, art, and children's craft supplies. Founded by cousins Edwin Binney and Charles Harold Smith in 1885, their product line includes crayons, chalk, markers, colored pencils, among others. Their short-lived production division produced children's video content.

Logo (1988-unknown retirement year)
Visuals: On a white background, the letters of "Crayola" flip in as a black oval draws around the text. A yellow crayon (hence the company's products) draws inside the oval as it turns into a more solid yellow interior. A multicolored curved streak draws underneath the text, turning the text into a dark-light gradient. This logo looks similar to the the then-future 1997 Crayola logo seen on packaging.

Technique: The letters flipping, the drawing of the oval and the crayon, and the streak.

Audio: Silent.

Availability: Seen on Crayola Home Entertainment tapes, including The Ugly Duckling and The Three Little Pigs: The Movie.