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Taught by peoplewho still do the work.
Painters, chefs, designers, makers, directors and writers. Every one of them still works in their craft every week — and marks your project themselves.
8 teachers · 7 schools · 22,179 students taught
- Frame 01APainting
Stop protecting the canvas. It can take it.— LenaLena Hart
Painter · Painting14 years3,214 students - Frame 02ACooking
A sharp knife is the kindest thing in a kitchen.— MarcoMarco Bellini
Head chef · Cooking20 years4,870 students - Frame 03ADesign
Learn the grid, then lean on it.— SofiaSofia Lind
Designer · Design12 years2,960 students - Frame 04AWoodwork
Measure twice, then trust your saw.— TomTom Keller
Furniture maker · Woodwork18 years1,845 students - Frame 05AFilm
If the sound is good, people forgive the picture.— InesInes Moreau
Director · Film11 years2,130 students - Frame 06APhotography
Shoot less. Look longer.— DanielDaniel Weiss
Photographer · Photography16 years2,480 students - Frame 07ADesign
A box is a sculpture you can post.— HanaHana Ito
Packaging designer · Design9 years1,120 students - Frame 08AWriting
Finish it badly. Then make it good.— ClaraClara Moss
Novelist · Writing10 years3,560 students
Make something worth teaching?
We're always looking for people who still do the work. Tell us what you make.
Primer · Teachers
Taught by peoplewho still do the work.
Painters, chefs, designers, makers, directors and writers. Every one of them still works in their craft every week — and marks your project themselves.
8 teachers · 7 schools · 22,179 students taught
- Frame 01APainting
Lena Hart
Painter · Painting14 years3,214 students“Stop protecting the canvas. It can take it.” - Frame 02ACooking
Marco Bellini
Head chef · Cooking20 years4,870 students“A sharp knife is the kindest thing in a kitchen.” - Frame 03ADesign
Sofia Lind
Designer · Design12 years2,960 students“Learn the grid, then lean on it.” - Frame 04AWoodwork
Tom Keller
Furniture maker · Woodwork18 years1,845 students“Measure twice, then trust your saw.” - Frame 05AFilm
Ines Moreau
Director · Film11 years2,130 students“If the sound is good, people forgive the picture.” - Frame 06APhotography
Daniel Weiss
Photographer · Photography16 years2,480 students“Shoot less. Look longer.” - Frame 07ADesign
Hana Ito
Packaging designer · Design9 years1,120 students“A box is a sculpture you can post.” - Frame 08AWriting
Clara Moss
Novelist · Writing10 years3,560 students“Finish it badly. Then make it good.”
Make something worth teaching?
We're always looking for people who still do the work. Tell us what you make.
Primer · Teachers
Taught by peoplewho still do the work.
Painters, chefs, designers, makers, directors and writers. Every one of them still works in their craft every week — and marks your project themselves.
8 teachers · 7 schools · 22,179 students taught
- Frame 01APaintingStop protecting the canvas. It can take it.— Lena
Lena Hart
Painter · Painting14 years3,214 students - Frame 02ACookingA sharp knife is the kindest thing in a kitchen.— Marco
Marco Bellini
Head chef · Cooking20 years4,870 students - Frame 03ADesignLearn the grid, then lean on it.— Sofia
Sofia Lind
Designer · Design12 years2,960 students - Frame 04AWoodworkMeasure twice, then trust your saw.— Tom
Tom Keller
Furniture maker · Woodwork18 years1,845 students - Frame 05AFilmIf the sound is good, people forgive the picture.— Ines
Ines Moreau
Director · Film11 years2,130 students - Frame 06APhotographyShoot less. Look longer.— Daniel
Daniel Weiss
Photographer · Photography16 years2,480 students - Frame 07ADesignA box is a sculpture you can post.— Hana
Hana Ito
Packaging designer · Design9 years1,120 students - Frame 08AWritingFinish it badly. Then make it good.— Clara
Clara Moss
Novelist · Writing10 years3,560 students
Make something worth teaching?
We're always looking for people who still do the work. Tell us what you make.
Lesson 04 · In numbers
Real people,finishing real things.
Not views or sign-ups. People who finished a course, made the thing and got it marked by their teacher.
Counted from every course on Primer, updated monthly.
- No. 01
12,480 students learning right now
students learning right now
- No. 02
94% finish the course they start
finish the course they start
- No. 03
4.9 average course rating
average course rating
- No. 04
5days to get feedback from your teacher
to get feedback from your teacher
Lesson 04 · In numbers
Real people,finishing real things.
Not views or sign-ups. People who finished a course, made the thing and got it marked by their teacher.
- No. 01
12,480 students learning right now
students learning right now
- No. 02
94% finish the course they start
finish the course they start
- No. 03
4.9 average course rating
average course rating
- No. 04
5days to get feedback from your teacher
to get feedback from your teacher
Lesson 04 · In numbers
Real people,finishing real things.
Not views or sign-ups. People who finished a course, made the thing and got it marked by their teacher.
Counted from every course on Primer, updated monthly.
- No. 01
12,480 students learning right now
students learning right now
- No. 02
94% finish the course they start
finish the course they start
- No. 03
4.9 average course rating
average course rating
- No. 04
5days to get feedback from your teacher
to get feedback from your teacher
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Final lesson · Start today
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