Globe
In this tutorial, we will create a nice cartoonish and shiny looking globe and position it at any continent you want..
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Create a new document 60x60, Then use the PENCIL tool, brush size 4px. Set the foreground color to white, then draw a vertical on the left and horizontal line at the bottom. (see image) Then go to Edit » Define Pattern and save it as "Square" Now close it. no need to save. |
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Start a new document, about 500x500. - Use the Ellipse shape tool. |
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Apply the following Layer Styles to the shape: |
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- Now create a NEW LAYER, name this layer "Grid" - On that new layer, go to Edit » Fill. Select Use: Pattern, then in the Custom Pattern: select the square pattern you created in the first step. |
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- Download this MAP - Open that map in photoshop, and copy that map layer into your current document. - Move your map and position it on the globe. |
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- CTRL+Click on the round shape layer (the one you applied the layer styles to earlier) to load it's selection. - Now click on the map layer to select it as the working layer. |
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Now go to Filter » Distort » Spherize - Amount: 100%, mode: Normal |
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Now select the Grid layer as the working layer, then: Now go to Filter » Distort » Spherize Move the Grid Layer over on top of the Map layer. |
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Now go to Select » Inverse, to inverse the selection, then hit DELETE to delete everything outside of the globe on the grid layer, do the same thing for the map layer.
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Now set the Grid layer's blending mode
to "Overlay", |
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