CRT dotted map and 3D globe look
CRT
Cathode-ray phosphor glow
CRT renders the globe through a simulated cathode-ray phosphor display: horizontal scanlines, screen curvature, color bleed, and the subtle bloom you'd see on a 70s or 80s television. The effect is calibrated to look genuinely "retro" rather than the cartoon-CRT pastiche common in style libraries. scanlines controls line density, intensity controls how aggressively the phosphor glow blooms, and warp adds the characteristic barrel distortion. Pair with the Bloom-adjacent glow settings to build conference openers, retro-tech product pages, or any visual that wants to evoke the 80s computer aesthetic without dropping into outright cliché.
When to use this
- 80s-aesthetic product launches
- Retro-gaming and synthwave brand systems
- Conference / podcast intro graphics