About Adina

Adina Marguerite Pease is both an artist & a maker who lives to wander, both geographically and within artistic mediums. Instead of specializing in just one medium, Adina maintains of portfolio of both digital and physical pieces – often mixing the two together to create her work. Her workflow has mostly focused on a series of watercolor and pen illustrations, which then transitions to inspire collections of digital pattern designs. Recently, Adina has also begun translating her illustrations to block prints which she further embellishes with gouache to lend a unique and original touch to each print.

In further pursuit of her love of travel and creativity, she founded her now retired RambleGood line – through which she designs and creates handmade textile goods using her original fabric designs. After growing her creativity in the Seattle area for seven years, Adina relocated to the Hudson River Valley region of New York in early 2017 - where she has enjoyed both participating in and hosting art and makers markets throughout the region. In 2023, Adina held her first solo exhibition at the Gallery at Citiot in Catskill, NY; artist/maker/indigo. The exhibit featured a full work flow of her artistic process and can be viewed digitally here.

I believe handmade goods have the power to connect us. 

I want to live in a world filled with curiosity, dreamers and travelers, and those who have an insatiable thirst for knowledge about our world. This is why I choose to make the effort to sew my line of travel inspired handmade textile goods myself. Each piece is unique, made by my own hands, and sends a personal travel memory of mine out into the world. In times like these, it’s so important to cultivate those human connections and sending goods made by my own hands out into yours is a way I can contribute to building those connections.

Here's what I know for sure: the more connection we have with each other and the rest of the world, the more this world becomes a better place to call home.

I believe in doing good while doing business.

In addition to special edition original works, prints, and stickers which are dedicated to specific causes - every item in my RambleGood textile line is designed to support a unique non-profit doing good work out there in the world. For each RambleGood product purchased, $1 is donated to a non-profit organization selected specifically for that collection of designs.

Each time you see this ‘do good’ image on a product listing, you’ll find more information below it on an organization that will receive a donation from your purchase of that product.