Roughly 4 months after the release of Groovy Video and 9 months after the theme contest where we picked Izzudin Helmi as the contest winner with his Groovy Series we have finally done his beautiful designs justice and WordPresserized all three of them. Today Groovy Photo and Groovy Blog join Groovy Video in the 3 part, colourful trilogy.

Groovy Blog - Perfect for professional bloggers

All 3 of the themes come packaged with 18 alternate styles each and of course the WordPress goodness you’ve come to expect from WooThemes. The series is great if you run a network of different media sites yet want to keep the branding consistent across them.

Groovy Blog has a completely customizable home page with a neat category based tabber, an “about”, “twitter” and “gallery” module and of course the standard bells and whistles like the image resizer, advertising module, and widgetized sidebars.

Groovy Photo - another photoblogging theme

Groovy Photo joins the Aperture theme as another photoblogging theme for our surprisingly huge community of photographers we seem to have. A neat, simple home page showcases your latest photos whilst the archives allows for a quick recap of all your latest photo and blog posts.

There is too much goodness to report to you in one blog post, so rather head on over to the theme listings and find out more there. And remember if you buy one developer theme package you get two other’s absolutely free, in other words you could pick up this bundle of goodness for the low price of $150!

Enjoy!

Meta-Morphosis

We know you like a freebie once in a while, and when we first saw the Meta-Morphosis design by Izzudin Helmi we immediately wanted to develop it into a WordPress theme, and give it away for free! The Photoshop design uses the Delicious font type, and we wanted to try and bring this over to the finished product, something we managed with the help of Cufon.

The layout of the theme is a bit unusual as it has a two column homepage with featured posts on the left, and normal posts on the right, so there is no sidebar like in your traditional theme. All of your widgets go down in the javascript slider in the footer, which is superslick!

We also incorporated the new and improved Woo-Framework in this theme, so you will see some changes in the backend options. The biggest improvement is the ability to upload your thumbnails directly without having to use the old upload, copy+paste link into custom setting field anymore. This also applies to uploading your custom logo in the options panel. We hope to update all our themes with this new functionality soon!

Check out the demo and get downloading already!