with this vector base you can easily fill in a discoball pattern that suits the vibe of your art
Drag the material on your canvas and it will look like this
Make a new layer underneath the base and select the buckettool.
Make sure your buckettool references selected layer.
Select the base while still working on the layer underneath.
You can now drag the colors over the spaces. It will look something like this:
You can pick your own colors, but a discoball is basically a busted mirror so it has to reflect its surroundings.
Eventually it can look like this if you play around with it some more:
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