Yes I see which adjustments you have made and they are much better.
I think tackling what I suggested with the inner glow of brighter / more vibrant colour dissolving into the colours you have, is going to be difficult if you have all your land on one layer.
A simple way is to marquee around each separate island & region and then copy & paste them into new layers, keeping the ones of the same region near each other in the layers and naming them so that they are easily identified.
For regions that are on the larger islands and that connect to other regions, you will have to marquee exactly beneath where the centre of border lines are, so as not to have overlaps/bleeds.
On maps that I have to edit, I usually leave the Outlines and Borders switched on as a guide for this.
I don't know if the program you are using has a selective marquee tool, known as a Polygonal Lasso tool.
You should really give some time to organising your layers and layer groups, with names that you can reference easily, because the layers really mount up with maps. Use a group to contain all of one part of the map, such as all the land, all the background/sea, all the labels, all the outlines & borders etc.
Yes I see which adjustments you have made and they are much better.
I think tackling what I suggested with the inner glow of brighter / more vibrant colour dissolving into the colours you have, is going to be difficult if you have all your land on one layer.
A simple way is to marquee around each separate island & region and then copy & paste them into new layers, keeping the ones of the same region near each other in the layers and naming them so that they are easily identified.
For regions that are on the larger islands and that connect to other regions, you will have to marquee exactly beneath where the centre of border lines are, so as not to have overlaps/bleeds.
On maps that I have to edit, I usually leave the Outlines and Borders switched on as a guide for this.
I don't know if the program you are using has a selective marquee tool, known as a Polygonal Lasso tool.
You should really give some time to organising your layers and layer groups, with names that you can reference easily, because the layers really mount up with maps. Use a group to contain all of one part of the map, such as all the land, all the background/sea, all the labels, all the outlines & borders etc.
Hyd yn oed er fy mod Cymraeg , dim ond yn siarad Saesneg, felly yr wyf yn gobeithio y bydd y cyfieithu yn gywir.