Creating cool numbers in Inkscape

/ / / Form
From the toolbar, select the Rectangle tool tooltips: Create rectangles and squares (F4 or R) and draw a black restangle dimensions width: 165px, Height: 230px, then round off the corners of the rectangle, while the active tool Rectangle tool in an interactive toolbar Tool Controls Bar set Rx 0px, 14px Ry. Now create a duplicate of the black rectangles Edit> Duplicate (Ctrl + D) and paint it gray Object> Fill and Stroke ... (Shift + Ctrl + F). After staining lower gray rectangle Path> Inset (Ctrl + (), this last step, repeat two more times. Then align the objects horizontally and vertically, Object> Align and Distribute ... (Shift + Ctrl + A) as shown.

/ / / Gradient
Select the black rectangle in the background and the gradient tool-om tooltips: Create and edit gradients (Ctrl + F1 or G), assign a specific gradient, and then a floating palette Fill and Stroke, Object> Fill and Stroke ... (Shift + Ctrl + F) Linear Gradient tab and select the option edit, and open a new range for the initial color select the gradient 323232ff RGBA (color flow and gradient can be changed by editing line and gradient), and for Kranj RGBA 161616ff. Then click the gray rectangle in the foreground and assign a specific gradient, then when it is active tool gradient tool double-click Add another pivotal point in the gradient and define the start and end gradient color RGBA 000000ff, and the central color gradient RGBA 292929ff. Now Select the Text tool tools tooltips: Create and edit text objects (F8 or T) and enter the number in my case it is the number 2, Arial Bold size: 211px, then assign the number of gradient, the initial color select RGBA d6d6d6ff, Mid-RGBA f5f5f5ff, and for Kranj RGBA b0aea6ff. Eventually align objects in the picture.

/ / / Shadows
Tool Ellipse Tool tooltips: Create circles and arcs elipses (F5 or E) draw a black circle dimensions width: 150px, height: 14px palette in Fill and Stroke blur set at 20 and 88% opacity. Then duplicate the rectangle of the foreground and the Pen tool tools tooltips: Draw Bezier curves and straight lines (Shift + F6 or B) draw the object as shown (red loop line). Now take a copy of the rectangle and drawing object, and from the menu select Path> Difference (Ctrl + -). Then assign the resulting object gradient from white to transparency, and set the Opacity to 77%. After that, draw two rectangles measuring width: 151.3 px height: px 3.4 above paint a black color, and lower in RGBA 323232ff, and eventually align objects in the picture.


THANKS: Ubuntu Serbia