Add Montenegrin Gothic

[MagicformDesign]

I would like to propose the addition of Montenegrin Gothic to the Google Fonts collection.

Montenegrin Gothic is a bold serif typeface with slab-like terminals, designed for strong visual identity and headlines. It was originally created in 2014 and has been recently updated (v1.002) to ensure full language support and technical compliance.

Key Features:

Style: Bold.

Language Support: Full support for Montenegrin (including Ś, ś, Ź, ź), Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, and Central/Eastern European Latin character sets.

Technical: Designed and generated using FontForge.

License: SIL Open Font License 1.1.

Vendor ID: MAGI (Magicform).

Repository Link:
https://github.com/MagicformDesign/montenegrin-gothic

[MagicformDesign]

I have updated the repository with all requested changes. The font is now named Montenegrin Gothic One, the weight is set to Regular (400), and I’ve added full support for Montenegrin, Serbian, Croatian, and Bosnian Latin characters.

Updated repository link: https://github.com/MagicformDesign/montenegrin-gothic-one

Closing this issue as the submission is now ready for review.

[emmamarichal]

Hello @MagicformDesign!
Thank you for your submission, I'm Emma, part of the GF team, and I just read your emails with @davelab6 about the onboarding of this font :)

I re-open this issue since we still need it to track the progress of the project.
Feel free if you have any questions,
Cheers!

[MagicformDesign]

Hi Emma, nice to meet you! Thanks for taking over the onboarding and for the milestones update.

I’ve already shared the updated repository link with Dave, but here it is again for the records: https://github.com/MagicformDesign/montenegrin-gothic-one
I also had a quick look at Fontra and Counterpunch as Dave suggested — really impressive tools, I’ll definitely be exploring them for my next projects.

I'm here if you or Simon need anything else. Looking forward to the progress!

[emmamarichal]

Thank you very much, I'll try to have a look next week :)
Let me know if you have any questions in the meantime!

[MagicformDesign]

Great, thank you Emma! Looking forward to your feedback.

In the meantime, I’ve checked out Fontra and Counterpunch as Dave suggested — really interesting tools. I’ll definitely be using them for my next projects, like my upcoming font, Monivus.

Have a great weekend and let me know if you or Simon need anything else from my side!