Inkarnate Pro has brush textures ranging from all kinds of colors purples, black, red, etc.

Im not an artist by even the loosest definition and it has allowed me to make a great-looking world and city maps almost effortlessly.

Ive updated that post since I originally wrote it back in 2015, but the program has changed quite a bit.

The subscription also grants the user commercial use of the maps they make using Inkarnate.

However, I recently got a Visa gift card from work and decided to try out a years subscription as its so cheap.

Specifically, they replaced the original object assets with new and more detailed versions of themselves.

The original Inkarnate brush paints and terrain patterns were also changed after this update.

These changes made the world maps I made much more detailed, but my city maps looked quite awful.

Icons that would originally resemble a single house now had 3 or 4 groups of houses together.

Granted, these are almost 2 years of maps apart, but the Old assets allowed me to make that enormous capital city with great scale.

These new assets forced me to focus on creating much smaller cities and towns or else the map would be extremely cluttered.

There was simply too much detail in the maps now for any small-scale maps.

The world maps that Ive made in my spare time for fun look awesome compared to some of the original world maps Ive made like the one above this paragraph.

I didnt mention this earlier as I dont believe that it detracts from the smaller city maps in any way, its just an overall upgrade.

The old version was very versatile because its assets were so basic.

These perks are larger maps, 400 more assets than the free version, and a commercial use license.

The maps have always been pretty big and have fit fine in my Roll20 games.

For me, the increased map size and quality have not been a major selling point.

Its generally better for the quality of an image to shrink it rather than make it larger.

If you typically use Inkarnate to create maps and give out physical handouts, Id say this is certainly a selling point if youre looking for a better-quality image.

I tried using the housing pallets to represent the regular houses and some shops.

The color pallet for the brush textures for painting terrain has been expanded considerably.

The free version consists almost entirely of white, yellow, green, and brown.

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