Jim Pingle

Father, geek, serial hobbyist.

I also bought a full bottle of Pennonia Napnyugta Sunset since I liked the sample. Seems to work well in the Jinhao 20 but probably would be even better in a wider nib.

Its main appeal for me is that it's fluorescent while none of my other legible oranges are (not counting a highlighter ink).

It's a little darker than To-ro, but lighter than Fuyu-gaki.

Photo of a writing sample on paper, ink bottle, and fountain pen in natural light. The ink bottle is almost out of the frame. The writing sample says "Pennonia Napnyugta Sunset / Jinhao 20 - Transparent Black" in orange ink. The fountain pen is laying across the bottom and is dark transparent plastic.
Photo of a writing sample on paper, ink bottle, and fountain pen in UV light. The ink bottle is almost out of the frame. The writing sample says "Pennonia Napnyugta Sunset / Jinhao 20 - Transparent Black" in glowing yellow-orange ink. The fountain pen is laying across the bottom and is dark transparent plastic.
Photo of four writing samples on a piece of paper, which read: - "Pennonia Sunset" in medium orange ink - "Diamine Sunshine Yellow" in light yellow-orange ink - "Pilot Iro. To-to" in medium-light yellow-orange ink - "Pilot Iro. Fuyu-gaki" in dark orange ink
Photo of an ink bottle. The bottle is transparent and backlit and contains orange ink that is dark but clear enough to see through. Some lights are visible through the bottle. The label on the bottle has "Pennonia" in a stylized logo, a swatch of orange, and at the bottom "Napnyugta"

Original Swatch Post

Imported from Mastodon

Updated:

Questions or comments? Contact me on Mastodon

You May Also Enjoy