More and more people are using fountain pens not just to write with, but to draw and make art! Diana speaks to Teoh (Parkablogs) and Jaspreet (Jazzorilla) about what makes fountain pens such a flexible and personalisable tool for art-making.    This episode features Diana (@thegrynne) with special guests Teoh Yi Chie (@parkablogs) and Jaspreet Singh (@jazzorilla).      FORMAT    01:09—Interview: Teoh Yi Chie    Parkablogs  Parkablogs on Youtube  @parkablogs  Artist Review: Pelikan M200 (Fine Nib) Fountain Pen - Parkablogs  Review: SketchINK by Rohrer & Klingner - Parkablogs  Episode 16: Paint With All the Colours of the Wind  Review: Platinum Carbon Ink - Parkablogs  Comparison of Fude nib fountain pens for drawing - Parkablogs  Indigraph - The fountain pen that uses India ink - Parkablogs  Review: Duke 209 Calligraphy Fountain Pen with Fude Nib - Parkablogs  Review: Sailor Cross Emperor Nib Fountain Pen  - Parkablogs  Limited Palette - Parkablogs  Urban Sketchers Singapore Facebook Group  Episode 61 - Ocean of Ink    30:56—Interview: Jaspreet Singh    @jazzorilla  @thenibstudio  Galen Leather  Elia Note  Urban Sketchers Delhi Facebook Group (@urbansketchersdelhi)  Ode to the Franklin-Christoph Needlepoint Nib - The Pentastic  The 100 Heads Challenge - Confessions of an Art Addict  @leighreyes  @potterandpens  Opus 88 - The Desk Bandit  Regalia Writing Labs (@reachingralph)  Fountain Pen Association of India  The India Pen Show  Airmail Pen Co.  Ranga Pens  ASA Pens  Lotus Pens  Kanwrite  Urushi Studio India  Fosfor Pens (@fosforpens)    1:39:01—Thanks and Credits    Producers: Diana Dai.  Recording and editing: Diana Dai.  Special guests: Teoh Yi Chie, Jaspreet Singh.  Music: Michael Pearce.  Logo: Will H. Smith.  Logo artwork: Melissa Graf.