Pampa Devastado (wip)

[RafaelLVX]

As per my other thread, these are my first experiments with Inkarnate, after finally giving up all other tools I had. I know, Inkarnate maps can be spotted a mile away. But my results might have finally reached average, which is well over previous attempts. And all in a couple nights work.

So, a bit of context. I started writing post-apocalyptic fiction as hobby a while ago, centered where I live (southern Brazil). Also independently I develop this tabletop RPG in need of a setting. So I thought well, maybe a post-apocalyptic setting could come out of this.

I did develop a good portion of the setting, but the map eluded me for maybe two years. I had tried mapping my region with Corel Draw and Dungeon Painter Studio (it's not for dungeons only), but I didn't like the results. Finally I started trying Inkarnate a few days ago.

This map comprises a future version of northern Argentina, Uruguay, southern Paraguay and southern Brazil. The coastline is mostly acurate, rivers are somewhat aproximate, mountains, hills and other elevation might be off in several regions for convenience and because of the difficulty getting acurate large maps that show altitude. Anyway, it's not supposed to be super acurate, just interesting enough to use in a game that would take place decades or centuries from now.

I'd like to hear your ideas for my map, mainly to make it look better or cooler. Thanks in advance.

Pampa Devastado.jpg

### Latest WIP ###
I think this is it. It's not like it's perfect, but I think it's the best I can do for this map. I'm reaching my limit. I hope my next map is better.
Mapa com texto 2.jpg