Similar to placing text within a shape, let's learn how to give text some perspective—put it in forms that make it look like it is farther away and zooming forward and more. Here are a few steps to give this a try:
First, open an Inkscape document and type some text. Make sure the text is a larger font size to best see the results of this effect.
Select the text and then from the main menu choose Paths and then Objects to Paths to change the text into paths. Once you do this the text cannot be edited, so make sure it says exactly what you want it to say.
Next, use the Bezier tool and draw your irregular shape around the words with a smaller height in the back and larger in the front to simulate the words coming toward you on the screen.
Select both the text and this new shape.
Then from the main menu select Extension and then Modify Path and Perspective. The letters will then fill out and stretch to meet the edges of the shape. And as the shape simulated perspective, the words...