Gotisch Weiss Font Family

This blackletter family revives a 1936 design by Emil Rudolf Weiß. Strong vertical strokes and compact rhythm create the characteristic dense texture of Gothic letterforms, with soft curves and lively details building ceremonial headlines and expressive phrases.

Uses:

• Book covers and title pages for historical, theological, or literary works.
• Posters and flyers for classical concerts, organ recitals, and choral performances.
• Album art and logotypes for metal, folk, industrial, or neoclassical music projects.
• Branding and wordmarks for breweries, wineries, tattoo studios, or barbershops.
• Certificates, diplomas, awards, and commemorative documents.
• Labels and packaging for chocolate, spices, cigars, or specialty beverages.
• Apparel graphics, patches, enamel pins, and merchandise.
• Museum graphics, exhibition titles, and signage for heritage or archival displays.

Includes: uppercase and lowercase letters, numerals, punctuation, symbols, and multilingual Latin support. Two styles, regular and minimal.