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Suzie Q Font Family was designed by Robbie de Villiers and published by Wilton Foundry. Suzie Q contains 6 styles and family package options. The “Suzie-Q” dance became popular in 1937. It is basically a step done along with or within another dance form. Can be done as a solo, couple or group. Then, in the 60s and 70s “Suzie-Q”, the song, became popular with Creedance Clearwater Revival and the Rolling Stones. Then in 2007 Suzie-Q, the font, was born – Suzie-Q can be used on its own or works well with Suzie-Skew and Suzie-Two. Oh, Suzie-Q, baby I love you!
