It's that time again - our first theme for the new year!

Tropics is a general purpose theme that you can get a lot of mileage out of. It's got the standard features you'd no doubt expect from ThemeShark - HTML5, responsive, grid based and all of that - but we've switched things up a bit this time by creating two custom content types to control the Slideshow (built on the ever reliable Views Slideshow) and a content type for the Front Page Features Blocks that you'll see in the Preface regions.

Announcing the November theme "Saltwater": our very first Restaurant themed release. It uses Views, Content Types and more to build a ready-to-go restaurant theme, including a cool-looking slideshow, three front page 'Features' and a customizable, easy to use Menu Card. Just pick a dining category whenever you add a new node using the included Menu Item content type and it'll show up on the card - it's as simple as that. And as usual it's HTML5 based and built on a responsive grid.

Also a bit more news: we're moving offices next week and might be without internet access for a little while (but hopefully not!). Just a heads up!

It's October and we've got a new theme for you: Submerge. This is the latest and final in a trilogy of Responsive, mobile-ready and HTML5 magazine and news themes. Coming up in the next couple of months we've got a new Ubercart theme, and a theme that'll be just right for a restaurants or bar website.

For September we're pleased to introduce Current, a premium magazine and news Theme for Drupal 7. It has all of our usual features like HTML5 and responsive, grid based design. And then there's flexible theme options on the back end: choose the order and width of your sidebars, and set the widths of eight custom preface and postscript regions. In Current you'll also find support for Views Slideshow, a content type that supports YouTube videos, and integration with the Quicktabs module.

Be sure to check out the demo here and view the five different color options. And if you're ready to buy, you can purchase a single-use license here or hey - why not sign up for one of our club memberships?

Just a quick note to announce the release of our latest theme, Swordfish. (Another fish name? Well, why not.) Like our other recent releases, this is responsive, HTML5, and grid based. There's our usual five color styles, and it's based on our 'Bones' HTML5 starter drupal theme: adjust the widths of the preface, postscript and sidebar regions in the theme settings. You can also switch up the order of the sidebars. Both first, split, or both last.

Well hello there, Drupal fans (and haters - I know you're out there). It's the end of the month and I'm just positively delighted to add another theme to our ever-growing collection of Drupal 7 themes. It's called Marine, and it's HTML5, responsive and, you guessed it, grid based. I know that I said I was ditching the ocean-based naming scheme, but I just couldn't help myself. Old habits, dying hard.

I put this together with a corporate/business style in mind - you'll see at first glance that it's straight to the point. There's five different color styles as usual (albeit subtle), and once again I've incorporated Flexislider. There's some additional icons added in there to, with a long list classes you can use on your h3 tags.

And that's all I have to say about that. Unless you want me to be more aggressive about it. In that case: Buy it! Buy it now! Buy it now before it's TOO LATE!