A Vivid theme for Emacs, inspired by the colors attributed to Greco-Roman Sculptures.
Monospace fonts are boring – use variable pitch when it doesn’t break indentation / flow.
Readability is second to following a theme. Being striking is better than being bland and useful, because attention span on dense text improves with colors (complexity decreases with categorization).
Vivid colors over a completely black background.
Sculpture’s dark version, but with the foreground and background switched. Two colors modified for readability.
These screenshots use the mode-line colors from the themes.
- base
- breadcrumb
- caml
- centaur-tabs
- company
- corfu
- default emacs faces
- diff
- diff-hl
- dired
- diredfl
- dired-subtree
- doom-modeline
- ediff
- eglot
- Eldoc
- eldoc-box
- elfeed
- evil
- evil-goggles
- flycheck
- flymake
- font-lock
- git-gutter
- Header line and mode line
- highlight-indentation
- highlight-indent-guides
- ido
- imenu-list
- Info mode
- isearch
- Ivy
- Line Numbers
- lsp
- lsp-mode
- magit
- markdown
- merlin
- message
- occur
- olivetti
- orderless
- org
- org-mode
- outline
- paren
- popup
- pulsar
- rainbow-delimiter
- rjsx
- shr
- Swiper
- tabs
- transient
- tree-sitter
- treesitter
- tuareg (OCaml)
- vertico
- vundo
- web-mode
- which-key
- workspace
- writegood
- xref
- A few custom faces for modeline, org, etc.
Feel free to open an Issue for new faces / modes.