NYMPH is a browser-based generative visual instrument for designers, artists and art directors. Palette, structure, motion, blur, grain, glow and texture are shaped live, by hand, across five modules — Gradient, Abstract, Flow, Photo and Video — producing individual visual outcomes every time. Built independently for people who think through images. Export high-resolution stills and motion for posters, brand work, art direction and personal experimentation.

NYMPH started as a tool I wanted for myself. I work across design and film directing, and I kept running into the same problem: too much time spent searching for gradient packs, textures, visual references and small online tools instead of actually making things. I wanted one place where I could generate and shape that material quickly, without an annoying workflow, it's intended to be something useful, but also genuinely enjoyable to use. NYMPH grew from a browser-based visual instrument built around experimentation, speed and play rather than dry production steps. The aim is to keep expanding it into a broader creative tool, including motion and video, so it can become a place to make both still and moving visual material without having to constantly jump between separate resources.
Having Gradient, Abstract, Flow, Photo and Video as separate modules, all with live control over grain, glow and blur, sounds great for quick poster and album-art explorations. Can you save and reload a look as a preset, so a palette and grain setup can be reused across a whole brand set? I'd also love a seed or randomize-within-limits option to explore variations.

NYMPH started as a tool I wanted for myself. I work across design and film directing, and I kept running into the same problem: too much time spent searching for gradient packs, textures, visual references and small online tools instead of actually making things. I wanted one place where I could generate and shape that material quickly, without an annoying workflow, it's intended to be something useful, but also genuinely enjoyable to use. NYMPH grew from a browser-based visual instrument built around experimentation, speed and play rather than dry production steps. The aim is to keep expanding it into a broader creative tool, including motion and video, so it can become a place to make both still and moving visual material without having to constantly jump between separate resources.
Having Gradient, Abstract, Flow, Photo and Video as separate modules, all with live control over grain, glow and blur, sounds great for quick poster and album-art explorations. Can you save and reload a look as a preset, so a palette and grain setup can be reused across a whole brand set? I'd also love a seed or randomize-within-limits option to explore variations.
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