Looks fairly nice, but the perspective is seriously bodged.
When working with central perspective the primary vanishing point is located in the center of the image (can be displaced). Additional vanishing points may be present if objects are rotated about the vertical axis, these vanishing points should all intersect the horizon line. Objects rotated on other axii will have vanishing points located away from the horizon line.
On your image the vanishing points are located all over the place which, unless everything in the image is exceptionally skewed, is incorrect.
Here's an image which shows the basic rules of central perspective:
When working with central perspective the primary vanishing point is located in the center of the image (can be displaced). Additional vanishing points may be present if objects are rotated about the vertical axis, these vanishing points should all intersect the horizon line. Objects rotated on other axii will have vanishing points located away from the horizon line.
On your image the vanishing points are located all over the place which, unless everything in the image is exceptionally skewed, is incorrect.
Here's an image which shows the basic rules of central perspective: