The pricey subscription service MasterClass is well known because of its aggressive advertising.<br />However, not many people can afford to use it. But according to Gizmodo, that's just changed...sort of.<br />MSCHF is a creative collective working in the in-between space of influencer/hype beast/ad agency/art without committing to any one of these areas.<br />MSCHF has summarized each MasterClass and produced 'Welcome to masterWiki:<br />stolen from MasterClass, republished as wikiHow.'<br />The site recaps the salient details and tips from some of MasterClass’s courses and does it in a quickly scannable WikiHow art format.<br />So rather than paying $180 for it, you can now find out Anna Wintour’s leadership advice, like 'You’re nothing without a good team,' for free.<br />But lest you think the site only provides airy inspo quotes, there's also a wiki on Gordon Ramsey instructing you on how to make perfect scrambled eggs.
