Globe Tutorial -- Stage 10

• now it is almost done - it looks a bit flat though so open Photoshop to add the final effect
•  if you want the lines to be thicker or thinner, select the globe and set the stroke width accordingly.
•  select the globe in Illustrator and CTRL-C to copy it
•  in Photoshop open a new document - accept the default size as it will match the globe you've copied to the clipboard
•  name it globe or whatever
•  tip - increase the resolution to 150 or 300 to reduce pixelation when the globe is pasted into the document
•  ctrl-V to paste the globe into Photoshop - a new layer will be created for it , name this 'globe'
•  the globe-preview will appear on stage ... hit enter to rasterize
•  Now, go to filters > distort > spherize
•  the higher the value you set here, the more perspective -distortion will be applied to the globe. 100% is too much, so I set it to 50%
• check out the result ... undo and adjust the filter to your taste
   
    you're done! now you can combine it with other graphics in Photoshop as it is transparent - ie space between the lines is transparent