YUU, KYO, and WIL later appeared on the cover of DTM magazine. ZOLA PROJECT was heavily advertised prior to release a number of interviews and spotlight events were hosted as part of this.
He wears a black high-neck top, a black and white streaked coat, a loose teal jacket that has circular holes cut out from it, black pants with a white paint splatter design, black shoes, and a gold necklace. In WIL's V6 design, he is represented as a young man with short, fluffy, black and white hair, aquamarine eyes, and a mole on his left cheek. He wears an untucked hot pink button-down shirt, a black tie with white polka dots, bright pink coat, a green and white jacket with black lapels, black shorts, black socks, white loafers, and silver dangle earrings. In YUU's V6 design, he is represented as a young man with short blonde hair with brown-black tips and light blue eyes. In his left hand, he holds a silver microphone. Around his neck is a silver chain necklace. His pants are the same material and have the same pattern as his top, and may be a one-piece, but no official reference sheet has been released to give details. He wears an orange long-sleeved shirt under a blue and white streaked top, which is covered by a baggy blue sports jacket-style vest with white and orange stripes on the lapels. In KYO's V6 design, he is represented as a young man with wavy light brown hair and amber eyes. One of the reasons for this was to highlight different interpretations of the original Amano artwork, while giving YUU, KYO, and WIL, additional promotional art as well as alternative designs. Though Amano's designs remained the primary focus of advertisement and identity of the ZOLA product, additional designs were also produced with the intent of being additional, yet official, boxart designs. For the logo design, it is credited to Souun Takeda. Yuki Seto has stressed that Amano's artwork of the three vocalists are "image illustrations" and not "character designs." In other words, the artwork is like concept art, conveying a specific image instead of a specific character design.
This was to create a new image for the software. Yuki Seto confirmed that hiring Yoshitaka Amano (character designer for the Final Fantasy series), for " image illustrations," was part of an effort to expand the VOCALOID™ fanbase beyond the current segment of listeners.
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