Hey man, thanks a lot for this theme. It's exactly what I was looking for; nice, earthy tones and good contrast between different elements.
However, it has an issue. When Javascript is contained in a HTML file, the syntax highlighting is crippled in VIM (that's a fact of life and not related to your theme). Most severely, it sets all Javascript variable names to the "Special" color.
In this case, "Special" means a really difficult to read dark green (even worse if your terminal has a transparent background like mine does; it's nearly unreadable, but in my example below I use a pure black). The "Special" color in the theme is only meant to be used for little single characters here and there, and not for the main code, which is why it's such an awful color when it's suddenly applied to all variable names.
So I went through most of the 255 "cterm" colors to find a really nicely contrasting, bright-but-not-too-bright color that fits in well and makes VIM behave when editing .html files with embedded code, as well as working perfectly with transparent terminals. Here's the before and after (non-transparent terminal):
I made sure it still looks perfect in all other languages such as .rb files, .js, .php etc, so that "Special" doesn't lose its main purpose of highlighting special characters. In fact I think it looks much better in those languages too, since the lighter blue makes the special characters that "Special" is intended for stand out!
Here is the change (for both GUI and terminal VIM):
hi Special guifg=#50a19f ctermfg=73
I'll leave it up to you whether you want to commit the change or not. I've already done it on my local copy since the colorscheme was unusable for .html editing before this change. ;-)
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