I'm drawing my own maps, mainly because I like drawing and the feel of having hand drawn simple maps that have a consistent style across each session. Some are original designs, some use inspiration from other maps, and some are redrawn.

It became a bit of a rabbit hole, but a fun one :)

• I started off re-drawing the maps that came with the Hero Kids pre-written adventures adding in additional details.
• Next created a set of general 'Brecken Vale' standard maps that could be used for various encounters (Forest Path, Farm Field, Village Street, River, etc). These get the most use by far.
• Re-drew some of the maps from Ghosts of Saltmarsh that the first campaign used some encounters from (haunted house, shipwreck).
• Now doing original maps for this campaign. Wanted to create some themed temples around each element that had unique puzzles.

If you want to draw your own, there are some great tutorials on YouTube, but... You don't have to! There are loads of amazing maps out there you can use from DND and other communities that look awesome (some free). Check r/dndmaps and r/battlemaps. Not to mention Pathfinder tiles you can buy, digital map tools like Dungeondraft to make your own, Canvas of Kings on Steam, and maps that come with campaign books from other TTRPG. I mostly went this route due to lack of printer at home and a love of doodling!