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Tim Hortons Artifact Sample

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To Curate my artifact the first thing I did was focus on the image of the Tim Hortons cup and the “double double”. However, I did not want to just focus on the “double double” itself I wanted to curate Tim Hortons image as whole. Which is why I chose to have images of inside Tim Hortons, while also showing the brown and “plain” aesthetic that Tim Hortons has. Also, I wanted to feature taste which is extremely hard to represent in a digital format. For that part of my exhibit I got some quotes on what people think Tim Hortons coffee tastes like. In addition to that, I also found an article which explained the process on how Tim Hortons Develops it’s coffee. It gives an interesting perspective on how big fast food brands go about developing their …show more content…

Firstly, as far as image goes I cannot literally produce a physical representation of a TIm Hortons cup. The best I could do is pictures of what it looked like at the time. Secondly, while I can show images of the inside a Tim Hortons I can not show the atmosphere of a Tim Hortons. For instance, how busy the morning rush is with a line of people trying to get coffee. Or how you see a group of retired people having a daily discussion at lunch time over coffee. There's only so much that can be done on the medium of digital curation. Consequently, there are also some key issues when trying to curate the taste of something online. Because you can say what something taste like and be very descriptive. Ultimately, you can’t truly appreciate what something tastes like until you have actually tasted it. Lastly, while I can present in words the cultural impact that Tim Hortons and the “double double” has it can't be fully represented unless you have seen it. For example, it's hard to picture how much influence Tim Hortons has had unless you see people with Tim's cups everyday at your university or at your place of work. By in large I feel like a did an admirable job of curating my artifact in a deep way that can hopefully give those that don't know about Tim Hortons at least a glimpse into how they captured the views and values of an entire

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