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Know there’s area for improvement, which is part of why I’m going back to school to do fine art. I’m a bit out of practice but these are my most recent art works. I know art is subjective and it being ‘good enough’ might not be the right choice of words, but I’m worried my skill has declined over the years after a rough time

This is Saffy, she is 17 years old. I’ve had her since I was 5, and she instantly became my cat. Always following me around, chirping when I came in the room and interested in what I’m doing. She has been the chaotic light in my life. She started losing a lot of weight and was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. She’s since been on medication and specific food. It’s helping her weight slowly. The first 5 photos was Saffy at her healthiest, and the last one was taken yesterday. She lost her eyesight overnight, and is currently at the vet. Her kidneys are okay and her thyroid hasn’t gotten worse. They’ve said it’s high blood pressure, and to see how she gets on over the next week. They’ve said that if she doesn’t seem happy and seems to be suffering, we’d need to consider PTS, but maybe selfishly, I believe she can do it. I was wondering if anyone had any advice on how to make this easier for her or if anyone with a blind pet had any advice at all? Thank you in advance

Haven’t painted in a while. Covered the nips so it’s not NSFW