Big Picture Communications empowers forward-looking creative thinkers and practitioners to share their unique combination of vision, expertise, experience and skills through consulting and strategy, brand and identity development, messaging and content development, and design for web and print. Based in Beverly, Massachusetts, Big Picture Communications works with clients in Massachusetts, New York, and beyond who are engaged in forward-looking work in a wide range of fields including the cultural sector, law, philanthropy, and business consulting. A particular focus has been working with visual artists throughout their careers, meeting needs ranging from exhibition brochures, catalogs, essays and signage to books to comprehensive legacy web sites. I support my clients in articulating their story in a way that feels true to who they are while resonating and aligning with their intended audience. My clients benefit from my years of experience as not just a designer and writer but also an art college professor and visual artist. Whether a client is leveraging experience through a new business or re-imagining, expanding or refreshing an existing business, my process gives them a deeper understanding of how to present themselves and the tools to communicate with confidence and clarity.SELECTED PROJECTS
PERIDOT FAMILY LAW
MACLELLAN LAW FIRM DEMATTEO FAMILY LAW GEOGRAPHIA LANDSCAPE DESIGN ANNE NEELY ERICA LICEA-KANE PRILLA SMITH BRACKETT ANNIE SILVERMAN SUSAN SCHWALB ABOUT MARY BUCCI MCCOY
Mary Bucci McCoy is a designer, writer and visual artist with more than three decades of professional experience. As a designer she has worked with over 100 clients on consulting and strategy; branding, identities and logos; stationery, print materials including books, brochures and packaging; web sites; and exhibition and business signage. As a writer she has developed content for design clients and written numerous reviews and other articles for art publications. Her current arts writing focus is on exhibiton essays for artists. As a visual artist she has exhibited her artworks extensively in solo and group exhibitions throughout the United States as well as in Europe, and has been honored with an Artist Fellowship from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and artist residencies at The Studios at Mass MoCA and the Vermont Studio Center. Mary was a part-time professor for fifteen years at Montserrat College of Art where she taught courses including graphic design, professional development, the senior fine arts capstone seminar and ceramics. Mary holds a degree in English from Tufts University and in ceramic sculpture from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts/Tufts University. She also studied at the Ecole Superieure d’Arts Appliqués, Geneva, Switzerland (now Haute École d’Art et de Design Genève). SERVICES
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