Fun Side Projects - Jonathan Blow

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Jonathan Blow talks about having fun side projects.

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Snip taken from "Tools & Craft Podcast: Jonathan Blow"
Original video: https://youtu.be/fQALnHD8kr4

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Environment 3D Art: Room by letsmakecoolart at Sketchfab

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