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Synfig Animation with embossed text Text

Following instructions in your blog Ana Diaz Free Design did the following in relief with the Inkscape program.

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began in March digital image workshop of TIDSL103 baidarkas . I follow him outside, I see that they sometimes help but very little .... I have also done "to mean" some proposals as to generate a composition op-art ...
long time ago I want to change the banner of my blog ... For days watching the process and results of my classmates and I'm trying to type treatment: shade, reflection, filled ... ... Until a color scheme more or less gave me a sense of reflection and placed in a fund to make another banner, not developed or intended (as to its meaning it conveys, I want to convey ...) but I liked and I put it there without thinking too much because otherwise I would still changing. Procedure

wrote the sentence and chose a simple sans serif typeface. I applied
Linear Gradient fill . I added a break to have three colors. With the Node tool , I moved the handle rectangular and place it on top of the letter and of free speech, so I placed the circular node in a straight line on the lower terrace of the letter e. I clicked on each node handle or control the filling and clicked on a color. I moved the fill from the circular handle is at one end so that it horizontally as symmetrical as possible. I moved the central node of the fill to move the inner filling (Black) and place it wherever I liked.
duplicate the text, as I reflected vertically using the button for that purpose located on the top bar. I moved the duplicate text and positioned myself so that it matches the original text. I went back to clicking on the text to display the nodes for Lean the text. Since the center node text bowed slightly and reduced the height, with the intention of giving the impression to be reflected.
I put the same colors for the mirror and I applied an opacity of 36%. Then for the filling of the top choose the color of the background image (a blue) using the eyedropper tool shaped.
The background image is vectorized with Potrace picture, created in 2009 to create a banner for this blog over the course HA903. I modified the original image colors, rinsing them and erased multiple objects, leaving only the white and gray forms and background (blue).
Group and I placed the center down and focused verticalemnte using the Center button on the vertical axis of Align and distribute Panel.