About Johanna

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Johanna Bohoy designs and paints to complete her life of art. Upon graduation from RIT (Rochester Institute of Technology), she was chosen a "Mademoiselle Magazine" Guest Editor; then went on to work as a professional designer/illustrator. She has won numerous design awards and has been honored for her environmental work. Her paintings have been exhibited at Boston City Hall, Clark Art Institute, Phillips Andover, and various galleries, and are in collections across the US, Europe and Asia. Her work was featured in the "Boston Globe" and on the "Boston Neighborhood Network." She has authored and illustrated a children’s book, been invited to lecture on design at the Smithsonian, judged numerous design shows, and featured in the professional design bibles– "CA" and "Print". Her award-winning work is in the permanent collection of the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum, NYC and the Amity Arts Foundation. She lives in an 1860s gatekeeper's cottage in an ocean town with her husband, and works out of their studio (a former duck house) for her companies Bohoy Design and Lightcaught.
Showing posts with label Fundraising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fundraising. Show all posts

Nov 12, 2018

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.

Feb 15, 2017

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.

Feb 14, 2017

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. 

Sep 24, 2009

Remember September...

Remember September, and back to school?
Were you a flower child of the 60s?
A beatnik in the 50s?
A "Madonna" in the 80s...?
We designed an alumni development donor piece for Clark University that took them back 'to the day' utilizing photos from various college years, up to the present, to invoke the theme "Remember Clark."

Apr 21, 2009

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.

Sep 24, 2008

Back to School

Southern New Hampshire University needed an alumni institute advancement campaign. Their branding was in place, so BOHOY DESIGN designed a series of colorful pieces that extended it, as well as their message.
A Parent Calendar that highlighted school schedules, events, and tips completed the package.

May 9, 2008

A Mother's Bouquet

Spaulding Rehab Hospital had a touching story to tell about a special mother who adopted a disadvantaged baby in their care.
BOHOY DESIGN was commissioned to design an informational package with this story to be sent to potential donors.
Bouquets to the mother, child, hospital, and donors.