Three Great Free WordPress Themes for Designers and Photographers

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By Zachary Petit, PrintMag, Steven Heller, PRINT Magazine, and Jessica DeseoPosted  ∙  1 min. read

If you can’t afford a custom made website, WordPress has a lot of themes that are not only beautiful but free. Here are some of my favorite WordPress themes from wp shower:

Blogum is a simple, grid based blog WordPress theme, designed in a modern and minimalist style. The theme has a heavy focus on your content and very clean feel. Theme supports all WordPress 3.0 features and gives you extra flexibility.

Portfolium is a clean and flexible WordPress grid-based portfolio theme designed in a modern and minimalist style. Portfolium is ideal for designers, artists, photographers, and other creative specialists who require a professional portfolio theme.

Imbalance is a very user friendly, jQuery powered theme which looks really good in any browser and OS. Perfectly fits your blog, online magazine, or portfolio websites.

Feel free to comment if you have your own secret goldmine of free wordpress themes..

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Zachary Petit (zacharypetit.com) has edited The Daily Heller for around 10 years, and was editor-in-chief of the print version of PRINT magazine. He is a contributing writer at Fast Company and the author of The Moon & Antarctica (2025) for Bloomsbury’s 33 ⅓ series.

Steven Heller has written for PRINT since the 1980s. He is co-chair of SVA MFA Designer as Entrepreneur. The author, co-author and editor of over 200 books on design and popular culture, Heller is also the recipient of the Smithsonian Institution National Design Award for "Design Mind," the AIGA Medal for Lifetime Achievement and other honors. He was a senior art director at The New York Times for 33 years and a writer of obituaries and book review columnist for the newspaper, as well. His memoir, Growing Up Underground (Princeton Architectural Press) was published in 2022. Some of his recent essays are collected in For the Love of Design (Allworth Press).

Creative Director of Print Magazine, Jessica is also a packaging designer and Associate Professor at ArtCenter College of Design. She has worked as a professional hands-on designer for a wide array of notable brands since 2005. In 2014, Jessica decided to combine both design and business to grow the Dieline. In 2016, she became a faculty member at ArtCenter College of Design teaching students sustainable packaging design. Currently she is the Co-Founder of a PR/Marketing agency called CoolWish where her objective is to work with stellar clients who want "to get themselves out there."

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