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## Introduction

**p5.strands** is a new way of writing shaders using JavaScript in p5.js. While many shader effects *could* be created with the p5.js 2D renderer, shaders are best for applying complex effects to many objects. What creative possibilites can you find in Like any medium, shaders also offer their own creative possibilities!
**p5.strands** is a new way of writing shaders using JavaScript in p5.js. While many shader effects *could* be created with the p5.js 2D renderer, shaders are best for applying complex effects to many objects. Like any medium, shaders also offer their own creative possibilities!

Before p5.js 2.0, you could already use [GLSL](https://beta.p5js.org/tutorials/intro-to-glsl/) to write shaders. Shaders run in parallel on the GPU to create visual effects. The GPU can run many similar operations in parallel, much more quickly than the CPU.

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filter(BLUR, 15)
filter(bloomShader);
}
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