Last sample, Pennonia Karpatzoid Carpathian Green. This one is decent. It’s a nice “grassy” green. A little light but not overly so, at least with larger nibs. Still usable, and glows nicely under UV, getting more intense instead of changing colors.

Of the three, I like Napnyugta Sunset the most by far.

MD Paper

Swatch on MD paper in a light tent
Swatch on MD paper in ambient light
Swatch on MD paper under ambient and UV light
Swatch on MD paper under UV light

Iroful Paper

Two photo collage of an Iroful swatch card with a line drawing of a paint pallet. In both photos, there is a blob of ink inside the drawing with some areas being slightly darker where more ink settled. On the right is text reading "Pennonia Karpatzoid Carpathian Green," followed by an "X" and a curlicue.  In the top photo, the ink is a light-ish green, similar to the color of grass or other lighter plant leaves.  In the bottom photo it is under UV light and the ink is the same general color but glowing more intensely.
Swatch on Iroful under natural light (top) and UV (bottom)

Col-o-ring Paper

Two photo collage of a col-o-ring swatch card. In both photos, there is a blob of ink on the right with some areas being slightly darker where more ink settled and around the edges. On the left is text reading "Pennonia Karpatzoid Carpathian Green," followed by an "X" and a curlicue.  In the top photo, the ink is a light-ish green, similar to the color of grass or other lighter plant leaves.  In the bottom photo it is under UV light and the ink is the same general color but glowing more intensely.
Swatch on Col-o-Ring under natural light (top) and UV (bottom)

Chromatography

Two photo collage of a chromatography strip.  In the top photo, the ink is yellow with light blue near the left edge.  In the bottom photo it is under UV light and the ink is glowing bright yellow-green with some blue glow near the left edge.
Chromatography Strip under natural light (top) and UV (bottom)

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