Playful single-pass WebGL color-field generator with many mosaics.

Here is a project I’ve been working on: **RGB Grid Lab**. It is a single-pass WebGL color-field generator in which each tile or connected piece is procedurally generated in the fragment shader. The shader supports several different forms of procedural geometry. You can switch between regular tessellations such as squares, triangles, and hexagons, as well as more complex layouts including random Voronoi cells and interlocking tetromino mosaics. The color modes include traditional complementary pairs, triadic and tetradic relationships, warm and cool palettes, and full independent RGB variation. I drove the architecture, visual design, and procedural math through many iterations, using Claude and GPT as coding copilots to help draft code, troubleshoot GLSL, and rapidly test refinements. It was a great way to learn how front-end controls can be connected directly to a live shader - a first for me. I would appreciate any thoughts, feedback, or suggestions for future enhancements. A…