Making QHSE
make sense

Eurowind Energy plays an active role in wind, solar and green hydrogen projects across Europe and beyond. As the company grows, so does the need for everyone – on site or in the office – to know what QHSE stands for.

The goal was an introduction film that makes four letters easy to understand – and four simple rules easy to remember. I took it from outline and storyline, through sketched and illustrated storyboards, to the final animation.

Along the way, a style for illustration and motion design took shape – built on Eurowind’s brand cues: The colour palette, the typeface and subtle curves inspired by the Helix. A visual language made to carry this film and the ones that follow.

My role in the project

Storyline
Storyboard
Illustration
Motion design

Sound design

Nicolas Vetterli, NV Audio

Year

2024

Eurowind Energy QHSE film – excerpt from the storyline
Eurowind Energy QHSE film – sketched storyboard
Eurowind Energy QHSE film – landscape scene as a sketch
Eurowind Energy QHSE film – landscape scene as an illustration
Eurowind Energy QHSE film – curves in the illustrations inspired by the Helix
Eurowind Energy QHSE film – the Gellix typeface
Eurowind Energy QHSE film – colour palette
Eurowind Energy QHSE film – character development
Eurowind Energy QHSE film – colleague at his standing desk
Eurowind Energy QHSE film – on-site inspection with a clipboard
Eurowind Energy QHSE film – illustrated storyboard
Eurowind Energy QHSE film – detail illustration
Eurowind Energy QHSE film – four simple rules
Eurowind Energy QHSE film – Speak up!
Quote from Ulrik Bjerre-Christensen, former Global QHSE Manager, Eurowind Energy: "I have been part of many QHSE movies and campaigns, but I always missed the pragmatic approach, and some easy take-aways for the end-viewer. … Thomas is a great sparring partner, and with his wealth of knowledge in communication and graphic design, we soon established a great storyboard, which I proudly presented to the Eurowind Energy organization."