What's this?

A Vim/Neovim colorscheme was inspired by blueprints.

In the screenshot:

The iterm2 color preset: ./colors/blueprint.itermcolors
The font: Script 12 Pitch PT
The buffer line: ap/vim-buftabline

The tmux theme: edkolev/tmuxline.vim with below configs:

let g:tmuxline_powerline_separators = 0
let g:tmuxline_theme = 'vim_statusline_1'
let g:tmuxline_preset = {
  \ 'win': '#W',
  \ 'cwin': '#W#F',
  \ 'options': {
  \   'status-justify': 'left'}
  \}

Color Palette

This color scheme actually uses only 6 colors below:

white      : #ffffff

blue       : #008ec4
dark_blue  : #1458A2

red        : #ff7e79
green      : #73fa79
yellow     : #ffd479

But chosen colors follow also work pretty well as well:

background: #175faf
foreground: #ffffff

black:      #c0c0c0
red:        #ff7e79
green:      #73fa79
yellow:     #ffd479
blue:       #76d6ff
magenta:    #ff8ad8
cyan:       #73fdff
white:      #ffffff

Requirements

set termguicolors in your .vimrc: Read this to check if your terminal emulator supports it or not

Installation

If you use vim-plug, do something like this in your .vimrc.

Plug 'thenewvu/vim-colors-blueprint' 
set rtp+=~/.vim/plugged/vim-colors-blueprint 
colorscheme blueprint

For other plugin managers, please follow their guide.

Credits

License