Test Device Specs:
Android 7.1.1; SM-N950U Build / NMF26X Samsung Note 8
Android 8.1.0; Pixel 2 Build / OPM1.171019.0.21

After testing, we found a workaround. The problem arises when we draw to a 2d canvas a non power-of-two image and use that image as a texture for a mesh. When we reuse the canvas to draw a different image, the textures for all meshes that used the same temporary canvas change to some other random texture we drew to the same temporary canvas. It almost seems like the meshes use a pointer to the canvas vs. the image created on the canvas. 

To fix this we create a new canvas for every image we want to render. We destroy the canvas after the image is made into a texture. The issue I see with this workaround is the amount of creation and destruction of a canvas that occurs when we have many textures. Plus, this is not the desired behavior as compared with other browsers and standards. 

Tested the issue in Android

Steps Followed:
1. Launch Chrome.
2. Navigated to https://cdnadsp.advrtas.com/ads/disjointed/index-300x250.html
3. Observed the butterfly asset.
 
Chrome versions tested:
65.0.3325.109(Stable), 67.0.3369.0(Canary)

OS:
Android 7.0.0, 8.1.0

Android Devices:
Samsung J7, Pixel 2 XL

Observing the same behavior since M58.

@pnalchajian: Could you please help us with a screencast with the exact problem?

Thanks!!

Closing this issue as there is no response from the reporter. 

Please update your Chrome to #65.0.3325.109 and feel free to file a new issue if the issue is still observed.

Thanks!