20 Beach-Themed Vector Sketches 🏖️ Free Download
20 Beach-Themed Vector Sketches 🏖️ Free Download https://logosbynick.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/header-1024x576.png 1024 576 Nick Saporito https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/8e31bf392f0ba8850f29a1a2e833cdd020909bfd44613c7e222072c40e031c34?s=96&d=mm&r=gDownload this free pack of 20 beach-themed vector sketches in a hand-drawn style and use them to create vector artwork with seasonal charm.
These designs are perfect for creating logos, patterns, t-shirt graphics, stickers, or any kind of vector artwork. Whether you’re working on a personal project or something for a client, feel free to use these however you want.
All of the sketches included (click to enlarge)
The pack includes everything from palm trees and seagulls to beach balls and coconut drinks. All sketches are in SVG format, so you can open and edit them with any vector design app, including Inkscape, Illustrator, Affinity Designer, and CorelDraw.
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You can download a free copy of the vector sketches here: 20-beach-sketches.zip
They can be used without restriction, no attribution necessary. Leave a comment below to let me know what you think and enjoy!
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Nick Saporito
That is awesome, Jo! Glad to see you were able to make use of them so quickly. Thanks for sharing.
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Ernest
Great job nick really loving it! I have ideas to add this to some marketing stuff for summer stuff!
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Gena
Thank you Nick! These Beach Sketches are awesome, I can think of many things to use these for!
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Jo Brodie
Thank you so much for these lovely icons and permission to use them 🙂
It’s Drowning Prevention Week this week in the UK and so I’ve made a Kriss Kross puzzle for older primary (that’s possibly middle school in the US?) children. Kriss Kross puzzles are the one where you get a blank crossword grid and a list of words organised by length and you need to work out which goes where. There’s a bit of ‘computational thinking’ that goes on here, planning your next step – for younger children there’s also counting, spelling, phonics etc. We make lots of these related to different subjects too, so that school teachers can use them to teach about computer science or about other subjects as well. In the UK primary school teachers often teach the entire curriculum so we like to save them a bit of time by making double-purposed items 🙂
https://cs4fn.blog/float/
(both of the ‘Float to live’ PDFs were made entirely in Inkscape, thanks for helping me learn this fun tool!)
Best wishes
Jo
CS4FN – Computer Science For Fun, an outreach project from Queen Mary University of London’s Computer Science department.