When Tom, Dick & Harry Creative Co. decided to celebrate Women’s History Month, we couldn’t ignore the elephant in the room. Our agency is named for three males. Yikes! Undaunted, our social media team sat down with the... read more.
EDITOR'S NOTE: THIS ARTICLE APPEARED RECENTLY IN MUSE BY CLIO, A CONTENT PLATFROM DEVOTED TO CREATIVITY. IT'S BY TOM, DICK & HARRY VP, CREATIVE DIRECTOR, DON NELSON, AND CHRONICLES A PITCH THAT HAPPENED EARLIER IN HIS... read more.
Role Title: Account Executive Department: Account Service Location: River North, Chicago Reports To: Senior Account Executive Apply Now: jobs@tdhcreative.com About Tom, Dick & Harry Creative: It started with a crisis. A Craft crisis. ... read more.
Sixteen years ago, this spring, the founding partners of Tom, Dick & Harry were tunneling out from our big agency jobs in Chicago. David Yang, Bob Volkman and Michael Herlehy had the vision to create a smaller, craftier agency to serve clients.... read more.
As Chicago’s Craft agency, we believe that Craft is the great maximizer, adding legal steroids to any brand’s punch. We’re excited to see the Art Director’s Club call-for-entries poster celebrate Craft as a long-time difference... read more.
We are looking for a visual thinker with 2-5 Years experience. In this role concept is 1A and design is 1B. We can't separate the two. We are a craft agency that is media agnostic. We solve problems for our clients. We are looking for someone who can... read more.
Interview excerpted from Voyage Chicago as part of their Chicago’s Most Inspiring Stories feature, posted September 19, 2017. Background (supplied by TDH): Tom, Dick & Harry Creative Company is Chicago’s Craft agency. It was founded in... read more.
Can you spot the differences between a well-crafted piece of communication and, well, a turd? Sure you can. Watch both videos below and identify five touches that make the latter not so stinky. Answer correctly and you’ll be... read more.
People often ask how creativity happens. So we brought along our paparazzi crew to capture behind-the-scenes images of a design project in action for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. It’s the first in a series we’re calling Chronology of Craft. read more