u/InterestingRoof4547

I believe I've reached mine now with my age of 32 and I'm fine with it. I've been drawing pretty much since I can remember anything but there have been long stretches, several years when I haven't drawn at all. I've now been drawing more actively than ever for a few years trying different techniques and mediums and I've noticed significant growth but I'm starting to see that my growth has now finally settled at this certain level and I think I've reached my maximum, which unfortunately is pretty average but I've accepted that's how far I am able to personally get, that this is the "maximum level" of what I am personally able to reach. I'm saying not everybody will ever be able to be magnificent with art no matter how much they practice, that there's a point for everyone where they've reached their maximum and that is different for everyone. Do you guys agree with my thoughts?

I don't even draw realism, I draw manga/anime drawings, I have two different sets of 72 (Chromaflow and Prismacolor) and I still need to constantly layer the colors to get correct shades and I hate that so much. Was wondering would this be solved by getting a huge set of 150?