The beautiful artist, Rose O’Neill created the Kewpies in 1909 where there had not been any before in the world. She was born in Pennsylvania and she displayed a fine talent for arts in her childhood. As an adult, she created fine arts, sculpture, novels and poems. Who named “Kewpie”? Rose O’Neill did. As Rose explained, “Cupid play a trick to the heart but I hope Kewpies bring only Happy to the people”. And she named “KEWPIE” to her creation. The place Kewpies live is Kewpieville. “Kewpieville” appeared in magazine stories in 1925 by Rose O’Neill. Her Kewpieville had all the important elements of a contemporary theme park - a castle, a gate, shopping streets, fancy transportation, parade and hotel. Long before they existed, she established the original form Kewpies usually are flying in the sky and looking for the children and people who are in trouble. When they find them, they try to solve the trouble by their funny way. Kewpies love to do something for the good of others. This is the spirit of stories by Rose O’Neill.