Two color schemes for Vim (and Neovim) are included:
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Heraldish is based on herald by Favio Cevasco. The code and some of the color choices closely follow Bad Wolf by Steve Losh.
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Onedarkish is my fork of vim-one, the excellent Atom syntax theme port for Vim and Neovim. Many of the changes come from onedark.vim.
Colors are optimized for GUI Vim and terminals that offer true color but 256-color terminals are also supported.
The color schemes additionally include vim-airline themes to customize your status line.
The first screenshot below shows a vim file and the second one a python file
using heraldish on Windows (with GUI Vim). The third and fourth screenshots
use onedarkish on Mac (with iTerm and Tmux).
I recommend using dein.vim and then simply
add call dein#add('petobens/colorish') to your .vimrc file.
If you don't use a plugin manager copy heraldish.vim (and/or onedarkish.vim)
to your .vim/colors folder.
To use the vim-airline themes add
let g:airline_theme = g:colors_name to your vimrc (or init.vim) file.