Trump Gothic Pro
Canada Type · 2005
A condensed gothic family derived from Georg Trump's Signum, widely used in film credits, magazine covers and fashion branding since its public release in 2005.
About
Trump Gothic Pro draws on ideas from Georg Trump's 1955 Signum and its later Czech adaptation Kamene by Stanislav Marso. First assembled for film projects in the late 1990s and early 2000s, it became a fixture across movie credits, posters, fashion branding and editorial design after its public release in 2005. Its appeal rests on the combination of economic space usage at text sizes and strong visual presence at display sizes.
Classification
Condensed display sans-serif derived from Georg Trump's 1955 Signum and its reworking Kamene by Stanislav Marso; originally assembled for film use in the late 1990s and early 2000s, released publicly in 2005.