When you're drawing from a 3/4 view, whether you're looking from above or not, the far half of the front end should be drawn more forshortened than the near half. Look at those Camaros in your signature. Even drawn from above, like that white one, the driver side half of the front end is squished up a little more than the other side, because it's at a sharper angle.
On your car's passenger side of the front end (the side further away from us), the grille looks larger than on the other side. The light looks wider, too.
I hope that was understandable, but if it wasn't just let me know and I'll elaborate.
That's just one of the things that should help you with perspective. I know I tell everyone this, but tracing cars and then changing them to be your own will really help you practice perspective and proportion.
Anyway, as far as the design goes, I like the idea of bringing back some of the older design cues from previous Eldorados. That upright C-pillar from the 80's is a neat idea, though it might be a little difficult to execute it in a modern way. And I definitely agree that it should have a good sized grille. I think the rear wheel is set a little far back though. The C-pillar shouldn't end before the rear wheel begins. Overall a pretty cool design though.
On your car's passenger side of the front end (the side further away from us), the grille looks larger than on the other side. The light looks wider, too.
I hope that was understandable, but if it wasn't just let me know and I'll elaborate.
That's just one of the things that should help you with perspective. I know I tell everyone this, but tracing cars and then changing them to be your own will really help you practice perspective and proportion.
Anyway, as far as the design goes, I like the idea of bringing back some of the older design cues from previous Eldorados. That upright C-pillar from the 80's is a neat idea, though it might be a little difficult to execute it in a modern way. And I definitely agree that it should have a good sized grille. I think the rear wheel is set a little far back though. The C-pillar shouldn't end before the rear wheel begins. Overall a pretty cool design though.
