Based on Fuchs Erwin (PLINC, by 1971), with added
flowers. It’s not clear if this decorated variant was also made by
Murray Fuchs. Shown by VGC
as an original release named Daisyland [VGC 1972]. Also shown under that name in
Dan X. Solo’s Special Effects and Topical Alphabets
(Dover, 1978). Shown as Fuchsia by Berthold (w/
Facsimile Fonts credit) [Berthold 1974] and Typeshop [Typeshop c.1977].
Digital versions include Floralies (Keith Field,
1994, based on the Dover Books showing), Kamille
(Brendel, 1994; a.k.a. FZ Unique 3 by Fantazia
Concepts), FlowerPower (Arts & Letters Corporation,
before 2001), and Blomster (uncredited).
Daffodil (Bright Ideas) is a
reinterpretation with added lowercase. Harold Lohner made several
variants; Calaveras (w/ skulls), Heartland (hearts), Peace More…
Based on Fuchs Erwin (PLINC, by 1971), with added flowers. It’s not clear if this decorated variant was also made by Murray Fuchs. Shown by VGC as an original release named Daisyland [VGC 1972]. Also shown under that name in Dan X. Solo’s Special Effects and Topical Alphabets (Dover, 1978). Shown as Fuchsia by Berthold (w/ Facsimile Fonts credit) [Berthold 1974] and Typeshop [Typeshop c.1977].
Digital versions include Floralies (Keith Field, 1994, based on the Dover Books showing), Kamille (Brendel, 1994; a.k.a. FZ Unique 3 by Fantazia Concepts), FlowerPower (Arts & Letters Corporation, before 2001), and Blomster (uncredited). Daffodil (Bright Ideas) is a reinterpretation with added lowercase. Harold Lohner made several variants; Calaveras (w/ skulls), Heartland (hearts), Peace (peace symbols), and Bend It (soccer balls).
