Bohoy Designwork

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

Wishing you...

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

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.

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. 

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.

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.

The Meatball Shoppe

BOHOY DESIGN recently designed the logo brand plus hats, materials, and 35 hand painted farm animal tiles for the wall of the new "KOBS Meatball Shoppe" in the Faneuil Hall Marketplace in Boston.

Anniversary Campaign design

Welch & Forbes, financial advisors are still cruisin' since 1838.

Celebrating their 175th anniversary this year, BOHOY DESIGN was commissioned to design an anniversary seal, a banner, ads and booklet to commemorate the occasion.  

The above full page ad just ran in the Boston Business Journal, and this musical note ad is one of a series running in the current BSO programs.

Meetings

 

We've had many.  

Some productive; some not. 

Some fun-filled; some not.  

Cups are de rigueur along with pen and paper and here are some that sport logos we have designed for various clients. [plus a hat and pad].

Meeting's adjourned.

Rise up

Chef Yves B. is the soufflé expert.

He's been whipping them up in copper bowls since he was 14 on l'ile de Re on the coast of France. Now a world class chef, he decided to share his expertise and package up his wonderful no fail soufflés for the masses.

Bohoy Design created his "mischievous" logo and designed the packages for 5 flavors- from sweet to savory. His soufflés rise and Bohoy Design rose to the occasion.

A perfect recipe.

On the move...

The company Women on the Move "takes the trauma out of moving" by customizing a move, from packing and unpacking to selecting a reliable moving company.
Bohoy Design designed their logo/ID that was then placed on the most important tool of their business-- moving boxes.
That helped put them on the move.

Unveiling

The Beverly Farms Library was marrying their 1910 building with a new addition. To celebrate the accomplishment, the fundraising committee held a mock wedding celebration and reception for the community. Bohoy Design produced the invitations, promotional material, and this logo that utilized intertwined rings to symbolize the marriage of the old & the new.

Reaching for Stars

Oncology Rehab Partners is an innovative healthcare company
breaking new ground in the field of cancer care.
BOHOY DESIGN developed a logo, and web banner identity for
their STAR (Survivorship Training and Rehab) products, developed
by Julie Silver, M.D., that provide facilities and clinicians with
tools and programs to deliver oncology rehabilitation care.

Take it Home

Bohoy Design's client fell in love with the cassava treats that they ate while on a trip to the Caribbean and brought them home to produce in the US. They needed an identity and package to reflect where they came from so Bohoy Design created a logo and box that conjures up the tropical experience of balmy nights and sunny days, turquoise waters, rain forest flowers... and Joy!

Lots of Logos

Bohoy Design has been called upon to create identities for numerous companies–
from food to tech–
big and small–
established and start-ups.

Shelter from the storms

Salem Missions works to offer men and women the opportunities they need to end their homelessness.
Bohoy Design designed this pro bono logo for one of their Spring fundraising events "Spring for Hope" with the hope of helping the mission's goal.

'Cran' Brand

New England Cranberry Co. wanted an updated image- away from 'ye old country store look' to a contemporary, clean, simple brand presentation that visually stated that "Cranberries aren't just for Thanksgiving."

Bohoy Design created a fresh new look starting with the logo and sage green labels, followed by the brand extension to other products: chocolates, syrup, gift box, etc.
Some of the family of products shown.

Bites

A new product.
A new brand.
Cape Cod Bay Company wanted a clean New England look that visually represented their name for their new brand ID/packaging.
Bohoy Design gave them a nautical banner with blue sea and sky, seagulls, and the obiquitous Cape Cod lighthouse as a backdrop for their calamari bites.

Eye opener

This logo was developed by Bohoy Design for a new coffee café on the Gulf coast of Florida. Since they are located on the waterfront, the coffee cup holds a combination image of the morning star, sunrise, and sunset that greets them each day.