SUNSHINE SUSIE JNL by Jeff Levine Fonts is a bold Art Deco revival with pronounced theatrical flair. The typeface draws its character from hand lettering that graced the 1932 film "Sunshine Susie," specifically from the movie's title treatment as it appeared on the sheet music folio for "Today I Feel So Happy." Rather than copying the song's lettering, Jeff Levine captured the ornate movie title as printed on that vintage cover. It preserves beautifully the thick-and-thin contrast that made Art Deco lettering feel so luxurious and motion-picture-ready, with the confident weight and presence that commands immediate attention.

This is the typeface you reach for when designing art deco-themed event invitations, vintage cocktail lounge menus and window signage, or indie music covers and vinyl record art channeling early twentieth-century glamour. You'll find it equally suited to vintage-inspired product labels and luxury packaging, whether for boutique cosmetics, craft spirits, or artisan food brands aiming for that refined, nostalgic aesthetic. Period-specific branding projects and theater playbills benefit from its commanding presence and visual authority. The font comes in both upright and oblique versions, giving you the flexibility to create emphasis and design hierarchy without layering in additional typefaces.

If you're drawn to 1930s visual language and Art Deco charm, grab Sunshine Susie JNL on Creative Fabrica.