The growth of an artist's skills is never a smooth curve, and is related to everyone's physical condition, learning ability, talent, and the artistic environment they can access.
An artist from a remote area,
arrives in big cities like New York, London, Paris, or Provençal.
The cutting-edge art trends come crashing like waves; not being swept away by these waves, it's easy to undergo a transformative and rapid growth.
Many black artists from Kenya and Tanzania only reached the peak of their careers after arriving in New York.
But generally speaking, excluding environmental influences,
artists between the ages of 25 and 33 experience a period of rapid growth in their painting skills. Their learning abilities are stronger, their techniques improve faster, and their creative style matures quickly.
