15 Mountain Vectors for Designing Logos and Simple Illustrations 
15 Mountain Vectors for Designing Logos and Simple Illustrations
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Nick Saporito
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In this post you’ll find a download link for 15 vector mountain silhouettes and outlines that can be used for crafting logos and simple illustrations.
These vectors are part of a nature bundle that I’ll be releasing for sale later this year, but they can now be purchased individually. Be sure to subscribe to my mailing list to receive even more as they’re released over time!
In total there are 15 designs:
They come in true vector format and are prepared for use in Inkscape, Illustrator and Affinity Designer.
Download These Templates 
The templates can be purchased for $5 USD. They come with master resale rights and permission to use personally or commercially. Download a copy now: mountain-vectors.zip
Leave a comment below letting me know what you think. Enjoy!
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12 comments
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Nick Saporito
No worries Ahmed, you’re not the only one who’s gotten that confused.
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Mohammad
Mr Nick, I am grateful to you. I would like to tell you that I am bigenner at this inkscape.
But I learn very quickly.
Your chanell was always helping me. -
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Anonymous
I’ve got a lot to learn, I’m in the right place to do that. I am an old-school graphic artist, from back in the day of Rapidographs and french curves. it is interesting to blend digits and drops of ink . . .
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Nick Saporito
Learning the software isn’t as hard if you already have a strong background in other artistic fields so I’m sure you’ll do great. Thanks for commenting and best of luck!
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Shannon
Nick, you’re the best! I’ve taken your Inkscape as well as your Affinity Designer courses which enabled me to do freelance logo design and branding for a couple of years. Since then I’ve moved away from working with clients to start a physical product business – the skills learned from your courses and YouTube channels have unexpectedly carried over to this (unrelated) business.
Thanks for all that you do in graphic design education and for providing so many awesome, free resources! Looking forward to using these mountain vectors!
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Nick Saporito
That’s awesome, Shannon! Design skills carry over to so many different areas. Glad you’ve gotten use from the content and good luck with your business.
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Patty
Thank You Nick, for the free mountain vectors. I am looking forward to designing with them.
I have taken your Affinity Designer Course and Inkscape as well; they were extremely helpful and I return to them whenever I need a “refresh”. -
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Ahmed Bakheet
About my previous comment (*), I’m very sorry, I didn’t notice that there is a link to download, and I thought I have to subscribe each time. My bad!
(*) This was it, and I would appreciate it if you delete both of them:
“Hi. I really admire your work! keep going.
There is only this one thing that bothers me, do I have to subscribe to the mailing list every time I want to download a free template? I’m already subscribed, that’s how I found out about the templates.
It would be great if you fix this issue.
thanks a lot.”