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"A painting is different than a photograph in that it conveys something unseen. The portrait of my daughters captures their essence so completely that when I look at their portrait, I can feel them with me, especially when the house is empty. As they grow, this brings us back to that moment when they were full of childhood and life's potential. The twinkle in their eyes of dreams not yet dreamed. It captures a beautiful moment and I love showing it to friends and family because they're always blown away."
Bob Burnett, Wakefield, MA

"Great Portrait artists are not only painters, they are magicians. They have the ability to pull from a white two dimensional surface not just the likenesses, but the quirks and the subtleties of the personalities of their subjects. What happens in the end is exactly what you get from a Cindy Procious painting...a wonderfully familiar expression caught in space and time by an expert hand.

The impetus to have Cindy paint portraits of my four children came from my suddenly confronting an empty nest. Somehow, it seemed a portrait of these children I struggled so hard to raise would be the most appropriate commemoration of a time of passing from one stage of life to another. In no small part, seeing Cindy's work helped cement my decision. Her subjects had such wonderful life to them, her colors so brilliant, that it left no doubt that she was very person to paint my children.

Cindy works professionally, with a lot of humor. Many hard choices have to be made when starting a project such as this, and Cindy has the uncanny knack to make the right ones. The results of her work have been astounding. The four disparate personalities of the children come tumbling from the painting as surely as the kids themselves used to tumble down the hall of my now empty house. Cindy Procious' portraits are magical, there's no doubt about it."
Elena Steier, West Hartford, CT

"I will always cherish the portrait of my daughter that Cindy Procious created. Not only was she able to capture my daughter's likeness like a photograph but she also was able to portray her devilish nature. Although my daughter is now three years older, it still warms my heart to look at the painting and be reminded of the mischief that was always lurking in my daughter's mind."
Lynn Reznick, Melrose, MA