Agent Zero — Command Zero's Faceless Investigator
Command Zero needed a face for a product that investigates everything. Andy gave it one by refusing to draw a face. Agent Zero: a hooded overcoat over a tailored suit, one lime-green tie, and the CØ logo where the eyes should be. The rules are strict — Sin City noir, black and white, roughly 10% green, no features, ever — and the strictness is the brand: one character, drawn the same way, no matter which tool or which hand renders him. Built from the logo out — storyboards, a launch resume, LinkedIn ads, video, swag, even a coloring book — and shipped as a governed visual standard the whole team generates against. Launched July 2026. He does not sleep. He does not file expense reports. He investigates everything. Almost.
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Who designed Agent Zero — Command Zero's Faceless Investigator?
Andy Mullady, a brand design consultant in Austin, TX. Credit: Andy Mullady — Character Design & Creative Direction. The work shipped in 2026.
What did the Command Zero design work include?
Character Design, Brand Identity, Motion, Campaign. Command Zero needed a face for a product that investigates everything. Andy gave it one by refusing to draw a face. Agent Zero: a hooded overcoat over a tailored suit, one lime-green tie, and the CØ logo where the eyes should be. The rules are strict — Sin City noir, black and wh
The work (11 pieces)
Or email andy@lakeaustindesign.com