Blog 7: Group Member and Brainstorm Blogpost

introducing the group members, and why you chose them. describe some ideas that you had, include an image. 


The people in my group are Sofia Guevara, Mykayla C, and Rachel Robinson. I chose them because there wasn't any other group for me to join, and I sit with them at lunch. There weren't many ideas discussed, because the idea for our project was established pretty early on. I truly never had ideas of my own, because the others in my group seemed dead-set on their vision. I couldn't really come up with anything interesting anyway at the moment of brainstorming. 

Our project has lots to do with roses, it's kind of a visual motif throughout it

Roses, 48 Stems - Red | Costco

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