How to Create Stacked Text Poster Design in Inkscape

In this today’s tutorial i will demonstrating how to make stacked text with inkscape using interpolate and also a little explanation about union and combine do.

The Different between Union and Combine. See here.

What you will learn

  • Create a Text with Stroke
  • Create a Noise Texture
  • Making Interpolated Text

Step 1

Create a background with Rectangle tool (R) and change the color to the Default Black (#000000ff).

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Step 2

Then create a text with Text Tool (T) and change the font to Poppins with Semi-Bold Italic and the color to Lemon Glacier (#f8ff19ff).

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Next, create an interpolate to the text. But first, to make the interpolate works, we must ungroup the text into letters. Ungroup the text by right click > ungroup.

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Result:

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Step 3

Combine all the letters in Path > Combine.

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Duplicate the text with Ctrl+D and move it to the bottom. Select the two texts, then create an Interpolate in Extention > Genererate From Path > Interpolate. Adjust the Interpolation steps and activate the live preview.

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Step 4

Select the text by pressing F2, then make it only stroke on the left corner, right-click > swap fill and stroke.

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Result:

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Add more text elements.

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Step 5

The last thing, add some noise by duplicating the background and changing the color to Default White (#ffffffff).

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select the background and head up to Filters > Overlays > Noise Fill to create the noise effect. In Noise Color tab, change the alpha to 0 and adjust the setting in Options tab freely.

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Well done, You made it!

Remember when interpolating with the text to make the letters in ungroup to make the Interpolate work properly. Cheers!

Stacked Text Design

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