Easiest solution I can think of is to use a blank insert. You can paint it as needed, even use washi tapes.
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Interesting idea, never done this before, always interested in learning. Just watched a quick video on using blanks, you can get some pretty cool effects! Unfortunately I don't have access to blank inserts now, I suppose those could go on my wishlist ha..
For bronze, I would mix brown ink into the resin, then slowly add gold mica until you like it.
Isnt ravenclaw primarily blue?
Yeah but according to all the stuff I've read on various sites, each house has two colors
Gryffindor: gold and red Hufflepuff: black and yellow Slytherin: silver and green Ravenclaw: blue and bronze
Makes sense! Having a search around for various references, I see what you mean.
unsure what colours you have access to, or materials. If you have gold ink, you could mix in a tiny amount of brown to dull it a bit, more like bronze? Or if you haven’t got brown, red with a tiny amount of black, then mix that with gold?
It also seems theres various other possible colour schemes but I have no idea how canon they are.
Ive used these images as references
Nice! Those color charts are great, I might print them out so I can try to match the colors as I mix inks and powder.
I've got plenty of gold powder and something called copper but is actually more brown. I'll try with those, see what turns out