Bohoy Designwork

Examples of various packaging designs, logos and illustration projects over the years.
 

Holidaze!

Holiday decorations by Bohoy Design:

Retail Store window, Christmas tree, Floral arrangements, Holiday packaging, Nutcracker Tea display, Winter ladies, Holiday house display, sugared fruit. 

Fragmento!

 The author needed a cover design that reflected the fragmented nature of the stories in his mind/book. This is what I felt did just that.

 

Faneuil Hall Meatball shop design

Hand painted animal tiles by Johanna Bohoy for a restaurant setup at 

Faneuil Hall, Boston. 

Installation

 

Boston Symphony Hall Installation

Gunther Schuller Poster design

 Boston Symphony Hall installation

Xenon Display Booth & Collateral

Xenon booth display model

Posters and brochure covers

 

A winner.

Johanna's painting "Group Hug" was awarded "Artwork Best Representing Theme" in the Historic Beverly art exhibit "Strength, Perseverance and Hope" which emphasized our pandemic experience.

The art was judged by art specialists, but also by some people from the local community– which made it even more special to me.

Her other painting "Last Hug," also in the exhibit, depicted the show's theme as well– almost more so, as it features a good friend who truly experienced strength, perseverance and hope.

 Pastels. 

City of Beverly MA Banner

 Johanna Bohoy's painting was chosen to hang as a banner throughout the town of Beverly, MA. Spring/summer 2019.

HOT!

Mugger's Marrow needed a label redesign of "Stick' em up" spicy glaze/marinades to better emphasis: organic, low in sugar, calories & sodium plus the various available flavors.
This was a lot of information to fit on the face: the logo, the name, all of the info, and the flavor photos but Johanna was able to create these clean, informative labels. The product is now in all Stop & Shop locations in Connecticut!

Wishing you...

Johanna designed this holiday logo to represent all that we wish for friends, relatives, and clients– now and into 2019.

Fundraising Campaigns

Bohoy Design was instrumental in raising capital by designing the pieces for: 

Southern New Hampshire University, Peabody Essex Museum, 

Paraxel International and the Beverly Farms Library. 

PEM Case Statement & collateral

Bohoy Design created a 200th anniversary logo and signature for the Peabody Essex Museum which they used as their icon until the development of their new branding and museum expansion.

For this expansion PEM hired Bohoy Design to create a case statement to help raise the $125 million needed.
The final result was a portfolio of colorful, interrelated pieces that represented the vision of the director and what the “new” museum would be.

To market the new museum and also it’s unique Chinese House [YYT], which was brought over from China and reassembled on their newly transformed museum campus, two informational brochures were produced by Bohoy Design.

For the novel "Ghost Ship" by Lori Townsend, Johanna did a pastel painting of a ship enveloped by ghostly mists and clouds, in an ink-dark night, on an eery roiling sea. The thriller depicts reporter Zilla Gillette who investigates the human trafficking of young girls and boys who have been abducted and carried by a vessel at sea to a hidden location.

For info on the book, or to buy go to: https://www.loritownsendak.com/

Johanna used her painting, done in 2008 to symbolize the commencement of Obama's presidency, for the cover of the novel "American Home Wrecker" by Lori Townsend. 

The book is a depiction of the white supremacist underworld in America, as well as a look at domestic violence investigated by reporter Zilla Gillette.

For the cover design she ripped the art apart to simulate what the "home wreckers" in the book have attempted to do– divide America, abolish what our first African American president had accomplished, and to create tumult in America.

For info on the book, or to buy, go to Amazon or:  https://www.loritownsendak.com/

In celebration of the anniversary of jazz great Dizzy Gillespie's 100th birthday, author David G. Brown wrote "Shadowing Dizzy Gillespie" which chronicled his intimate and memorable experiences with this magical musician.  He needed a cover. Result: Johanna's illustration of balloon cheeked Dizzy depicts the spot lights of performing with the author in his shadow.  
To read about the book or buy: bravedownbooks.com

Boston City Paper cover Illustration & interview

Johanna Bohoy's painting of Hemingway's cats in Key West was chosen as the cover of The Boston City Paper.  Interview inside. 
 

Boston Voyager Interview

 

Pastel illustration by Johanna to accompany an article she wrote about baking for the MSFA Massachusetts Specialty Newsletter.
Excerpt: “The sun was slanting thru the crisp white curtains of the compact kitchen– a scent of wild rose from the blossoming bush outside the window was perfuming the air as the breeze blew in– but the scent of cake baking in the oven was the star. My mother was singing “la de da...” as she whipped up a 7 Minute Frosting to ice the impending cake as we all hovered and waited in anticipation to lick the beaters..."

A Timeline

Financial Group Welch & Forbes turned 175 years old and needed a historical piece to celebrate their growth from 1838 to now.
Bohoy Design created a continuous timeline throughout a 12 page booklet that captured the history and highlights of the company. It is used in print and digitally. See the whole timeline here:
http://www.welchforbes.com/timeline/

A Habitat

Habitat for Humanity needed a custom illustration for their Christmas Fundraiser card that encompassed home, family, warmth, holiday spirit ,and tradition. 
Johanna painted this pastel of a happy family in their loving home- the essence of Habitat's goal.

Fundraiser for families

Ellis Memorial works to strengthen Boston's inner city working families with education and care for children, youth and vulnerable adults. They needed a logo for their annual gala fundraiser titled "Faces & Places."
Bohoy Design produced this logo using, by their request, their historic 1885 settlement house Ellis Memorial that houses their programs, people and care. 

"Many years; Many faces" exhibit

You are cordially invited to view the exhibit: 

Many years; Many faces" 

Paintings by Johanna Bohoy that capture many men, women, children and pets who have been a part of her life throughout the years. 

Beverly Farms Library, 24 Vine St, Beverly Farms, MA, (978) 921-6066

Thru the month of September, 2016.

Soups on!

Boston Chowda, the top selling and award winning chowder brand, needed packaging labels for their refrigerated soup line. Bohoy Design used traditional etching illustrations and bold type to capture the 'flavor' of their New England specialty.

Active little duck

Sciessent wanted to announce it's Active product- a silver based odor control finish- by way of direct mail. Bohoy Design packaged up a toy silver duck in silver shred with a "squeaky clean" information card to be sent to potential clients. Quack quack.

Branded Blog Banner

A woman's new blog about beauty needed a "makeup" job before appearing in public. Bohoy Design created this logo/header that incorporated an illustration that melded with the title and explained the name.

Library Newsletters

Bohoy Design believes that libraries are important institutions that need support. Besides their volunteer donations of time and effort, they design pro-bono "Friends" newsletters to be sent to patrons of the Beverly Farms Library. Featured are: Spring- the annual Dog Beauty Contest, Summer- the Library Lawn Party, Holiday- the Nutcracker Tea, and Winter.

 

Edible Ad

Massachusetts Specialty Food Assoc. needed a group ad to appear in Edible Boston Magazine.
Bohoy Design created this full page ad featuring member's tasty products and services. Colors incorporate their logo, brand and earthy nature of the products.

Boston Chowda

Famous Boston Chowda wanted a special logo to grace Tshirts and containers that would hi-lite Boston and its landmarks- Faneuil Hall, The Green Monster, Lobsters, and of course the chowder.
Our whimsical illustration did just that.