Our Whimsical Origin Story

Legend speaks of an ancient society that existed in the shadows of history, where scholars, artists, and dreamers gathered in hidden chambers adorned with curious artifacts and glowing lanterns. They called themselves
The Whimsicals — guardians of wonder in a world growing ever more serious.

These mysterious figures wore masks to conceal their identities, and allow themselves to reveal their truest selves, the parts that dared to question, create, and play. Each gathering was a celebration of the extraordinary hiding within the ordinary.

As centuries passed, the world grew more practical and the age of wonder seemed to fade. The Whimsicals scattered like seeds in the wind, their gatherings became mere whispers in dusty libraries and forgotten folklore. But magic, true magic, cannot be destroyed, it only lays dormant, waiting for the right moment to reawaken.

And so, the masks were hidden away, the lanterns dimmed, and the world soon forgot that curiosity was once considered the highest virtue. But in quiet corners, in artist studios and inventor workshops, in the minds of dreamers and wonderers, the spirit of whimsy lived on.

In our modern age, when screens dim the stars and routine numbs the spirit, a small group of kindred souls felt the ancient call. They discovered dusty journals, found forgotten masks in antique shops, and felt their hearts quicken at the sight of old keys and the flicker of candlelight. Like their ancient predecessors, they adorned their masks and began to gather with kindred spirits.

They boldly proclaimed that wonder and curiosity are not childish things to be outgrown, but essential nutrients for the human soul. They realized that the world needed The Whimsicals now more than ever.

And so, The Whimsicals were reborn, to welcome those who dare to wonder...