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Layers let you revise one part of an artwork without rebuilding everything around it. A useful stack might contain a background color, a photograph, a painted accent, and a headline. Their order controls what overlaps; each keeps its own editing controls.

Canvas helps you build an image from editable layers, then save a project or export a finished picture. Start with the overview, or choose the part of the workflow you need next.

Choose the file operation around your next step: open artwork as a local project, place content into the Canvas you are editing, download an editable project, or export a finished image. These actions produce different results.

Canvas offers several ways to change an image's appearance. The most useful decision comes before the sliders: should the change stay separately editable, or should it become part of the pixels?

Reveal part of an image and give it a color treatment while keeping the original content available. This workflow uses a rectangular reveal mask and an adjustment layer, so you can revise the framing and treatment independently.

Build a poster from a photograph, a headline, and a painted accent, then download a finished picture while keeping the Canvas editable. Start with a space-owned Canvas you can edit; [create one first](/s/visual-space/article/DHDHHtn/create-save-and-reopen-canvas-artwork) if needed.

Welcome to the Visual Space manual. Start with what you want to do, then open a guide for the workspace or tool involved. Each section leads to feature explanations and practical walkthroughs.

Use a community's Events page when you already know whose schedule you need. Use public Events when you want to discover occasions across communities. Both lead to the event article, where you can read the details and decide whether to join.

The Events calendar helps you plan a shared schedule without losing the article that explains each occasion. It combines Month and Week views, direct scheduling gestures, and repeating events in the community area where the work happens.

Plan an event against the surrounding schedule, then move or resize it without leaving the community calendar. This guide covers both creating an interval and adjusting a published non-recurring event. Use the event's own space, subspace, or activity Events page. Public discovery calendars are read-only. Creating requires Coordinator access and event-management permission in an active destination; moving an existing event requires authorship or event-management permission.