Inkscape/C3/Special-effects-on-text/English
Title of script: Special Effects on Text
Author: Priya K and Arthi.A
Keywords: Inkscape, Reflected text, Labeled text
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Opening Slide | Welcome to the Spoken Tutorial on “Special Effects on Text” using Inkscape.
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Learning Objectives (Slide) | In this tutorial we will learn to create
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System requirement (Slide) | To record this tutorial, I am using
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Open Inkscape | Let us open Inkscape.
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Type “SPOKEN” | Type the word “SPOKEN”.
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Change the color to red >>
Fill and Stroke |
Go to Object menu. Select Fill and Stroke.
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Click on Linear gradient >> Change color to red and black | Click on Linear gradient.
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Align the gradient in vertical manner | Align the gradient in vertical manner.
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Selector tool >> Press Ctrl + D | Click on Selector tool. Press Ctrl + D to duplicate the text.
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Press V | Press V to flip the duplicated text.
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Move the duplicated text | Move the duplicated text below the original text in a mirror way.
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Select Gradient tool >> bottom gradient handle | Now select the Gradient tool.
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Fill and Stroke >> change Alpha to 0 >> | On the Fill and Stroke, change the Alpha value to 0.
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Reduce the opacity to 80 | Click on the Selector tool.
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Point to the text | Observe a reflected text is formed.
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Next, let us create a labeled text.
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Create a teal color rectangle | Create a rectangle in blue color. Make the Alpha value to 255.
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Type “SPOKEN TUTORIAL”
Make it Bold |
Type “SPOKEN TUTORIAL” on the rectangle. Change the Font size to 40.
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Click on Selector tool >>
Press Ctrl + D |
Click on Selector tool.
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Change text color to white | Change the text color to white.
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Go to Path >> Object to path | Go to Path menu and click on Object to path.
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Go to Object >> Ungroup | Now go to Object menu and click on Ungroup.
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Go to Path >> Union | Go to Path menu and click on Union.
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Click on Lower selection one step | On the Tool controls bar click on Lower selection one step icon.
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Go to Path >> Linked offset | Now go to Path menu and click on Linked offset.
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Click on the white dot and drag | Click on the handle on the text and drag it to make the outline bigger.
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Click on Selector tool
Click on outline part and move |
Click Selector tool.
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Click on Nodes tool | Click on Nodes tool.
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Click on Selected object to path tool. | On the Tool controls bar, click on Convert selected object to path tool. |
Delete the unwanted parts | Now select the unwanted nodes in the middle and delete them.
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Select the outline part | Click on the Selector tool again and keep the outline back to the same position.
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Select text and change color to Teal | Now select the text. Change the color to blue. |
Press Ctrl + D
Change the color to black |
Select the outline part and press Ctrl + D to duplicate it.
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Go to Path >> Path Effect Editor | Go to Path menu and click on Path Effect Editor. |
Select Envelop Deformation in the Apply new effect drop down.
Click on Add |
Now click on the Apply new effect drop down and select Envelope Deformation.
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Click on Lower selection one step icon three times. | Now on the Tool controls bar, click on Lower selection one step icon three times.
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Select the black part of outline
Make blur to 4, opacity to 60 |
Increase the blur to 4 and decrease the opacity to 60.
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Next let us make a hang for the label. | |
Click on Ellipse tool
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Click on Ellipse tool to make hole on the label.
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Press Ctrl + D
Move the circle to another end |
Press Ctrl + D to duplicate the circle.
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Create thread using Bezier tool | Next, click on the Bezier tool. Draw a curvy line.
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Now our labeled text is ready.
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We have come to the end of this tutorial. | |
Summary (Slide) | Let us summarize.
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Completed assignment | Here is an assignment for you
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Completed assignment | Your completed assignment should look like this. |
About Slide | The video available at the following link summarizes the Spoken Tutorial project. Pls watch it. |
About Slide | The Spoken Tutorial Project Team conducts workshops and gives certificates for those who pass an online test.
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About Slide | Spoken Tutorial Project is supported by the NMEICT, MHRD, Government of India.
More information on this Mission is available at this link. |
Acknowledgment | This is Priya, Arthi from IIT Bombay, signing off.
Thanks for joining. |