Chris Titze
Graphic Designer and DFX intern
About Bürotool
Burotool is a graphic design portfolio website operated by Chris Titze.
Major Update
Coming Soon!
There are so many projects that I will add in the following weeks: Pirate Brew beer label, Revel ad campaign, 311 ad campaign, Dallas Cityhall ad campaign, Retouching booklet, Taze packaging, Teanacious 4-pack, and so on..
Well, this is all the stuff I've been working on since the last update.
Back to Beta!
Internet Explorer users beware
I just made the flash on the top last night. I hope it will work since I didn't make sure whether the flash content works with every computer. Well if there is anything wrong with it, I'll fix it tommorow.
go to topFlickr-licious!
I finally joined Flickr
I shoot a lot of photographs that aren't necessarily stockworthy but interesting non-the-less. Thanks to Flickr, I can share them on the internet. Feel free to take a look at them.
go to topBürotool 2.0
The second Revision
If you're one of the few who visited my old website, you'll realize that a lot has changed. Instead of a single page I switched from a one page portfolio site to a multi-page website.
The home page, for instance, has now a 3 column layout. Who knows what kind of mischief I can archieve with that. Anyway my portfolio stuff is now neatly organized in the menu on the right. Enjoy the new site.
A quick story Behind Bürotool
Hint: It's pronounced bureau tool
Ever since I showed my website to my peers there has been one question. Why did you call your website bürotool and what does it mean. My short answer is because every !@#$ domain has been taken. Even my own name 'christitze' has been taken.
I called my site bürotool for the same reason as Häagen-Dazs. Brand Recognition. Yeah that's right, Brand Recognition. People go just go crazy about the European looking type. It looks fresh and exotic and if you combine it with Swiss typography, you have an über modern site website. The word Büro is german and roughly means bureau or agency. Bürotool has a good ring to it and is fun to say. And it has two dots over the u. That's enough reasons to like the name.
