Geogrid 6

A three-dimensional isometric composition featuring three interconnected geometric structures set against a warm gradient background transitioning from deep red to orange. The primary structure is a large diamond-shaped lattice grid rendered in golden-yellow lines with a diamond crosshatch pattern, positioned in the upper-right area. Two smaller identical structures flank it on the left and lower-right, creating a symmetrical spatial arrangement. Each structure contains vertical linear elements that create a ribbed or corrugated appearance, suggesting depth and dimensionality. The golden-yellow grid lines (#c8ff24 and #d1811f tones) have a luminous quality with subtle glow effects. The background exhibits a smooth warm color gradient with slight atmospheric depth. The overall composition demonstrates wave distortion effects applied to the grid elements, creating subtle undulations and perspective shifts. The hard-light blend mode of the grid components creates enhanced luminosity where the yellow lines intersect with the warm background. The geometric structures appear to float in three-dimensional space with careful attention to isometric perspective and spatial relationships. Fine detail in the lattice work shows consistent line thickness and regular geometric spacing throughout all three structures.

<script setup lang="ts">
import {
  Shader,
  Grid,
  GridDistortion,
  Swirl,
  WaveDistortion
} from 'shaders/vue'
</script>

<template>
  <Shader
    :disable-telemetry="true"
  >
    <Swirl :coarse-x="26" :coarse-y="24" color-a="#d1811f" color-b="#d93030" color-space="oklab" :detail="0.7" :fine-x="50" :fine-y="50" :medium-x="50" :medium-y="50" :speed="1.5" />
    <WaveDistortion :angle="125" edges="mirror" :frequency="2.1" wave-type="triangle">
      <Grid blend-mode="hardLight" :cells="16" color="#c8ff24" :thickness="1.5" :transform="{ scale: 0.75 }" />
    </WaveDistortion>
    <GridDistortion :decay="1.8" edges="wrap" :grid-size="8" :intensity="5" :radius="1.75" :swirl="0.1" />
  </Shader>
</template>