Marshall's Metal Works 

James B. Marshall

After being honorably discharged from the U.S. Navy in 1962, Jim played guitar and sang throughout the remainder 60's and 70's, in various venues in San Francisco, Las Vegas, Washington State and ending up in Los Angeles. His success was pretty good and  there were a few brushes with the "in" crowd, however, with less than stellar outcomes.

While on the road, he met his wife Rosemary, they have two children, Jason and Joshua and two Grand Daughters, Leila Grace, Aria Love and Granson Jack Joseph. Jim has a daughter from his first marriage, Jamie Lynn.

When life and family responsibilities could no longer be supported by the music business, waiting tables, bartending and managing restaurants, he began a career as an employee of Los Angeles County Superior Court. He worked his way up the ladder of Public Service and retired as a Services Director for the Los Angeles County  Probation Department.

Retirement has allowed him to resume his creative endeavors.

Jim is a member of the Pasadena Society of Artists.

 "Country Boy from Brentwood"

Jim's first work.

Large Dolphin Topiary composed of very large roller chain and tractor shovel teeth (eyes and dorsel fins). Completed about 30yrs ago and weighs about 1000lbs.