AI and software
This website, Motherlabs and local agent experiments.
Alex Roze
Alex Roze is a tattoo artist at Rocky Mountain Tattoo in Kelowna, working in traditional and black and grey. The software work includes this website, projects built with Codex and local OpenClaw experiments.
Tools and context
Codex is used to develop and revise software. Project files retain the brief, source references, decisions and unfinished work between sessions.
OpenClaw is used for local agent and workflow experiments. These experiments are separate from the public enquiry form and are not an active studio booking service.
Motherlabs
Motherlabs is an independent software project developed alongside the tattoo practice. It explores how a rough description becomes a defined task, software and a result that can be inspected.
The work includes context handling, task definition and development views of proposed changes and their results.
Artwork and software
AI-assisted website development does not establish how a drawing was made or grant rights to photographs and tattoo designs.
Client references communicate an idea. Available drawings identify work to enquire about. Neither grants permission to copy or republish the artwork.
Current work
The website and enquiry application are the current working examples. Studio handovers and follow-up remain in development.
The form carries a selected design and references into a brief for the artist. Creative decisions, availability and appointment details still require a conversation.
Contact
Questions about the software and projects can go to @alexrozex. Tattoo enquiries use the separate booking form.