GLENYS MARSHALL-INMAN Tel: 250 642 5555  The infinite possibilities of clay allow my imagination free flight. For over 35 years I have enjoyed the cornucopia of choices it presents. Be it sculpture, jewelry, painting or functional work, all are equally important to me depending on what my focus is. The different types of clay and their unique firing procedures dictate how the work should be formed and decorated. I am blessed to live in an era where our inspirations can flow unimpeded. Todays potter has to be not only the designer, maker, chemical technician, painter and kiln firing expert, they also have to be skilled in marketing to bring all their labors together to present the final work for sale. It is only recently that this phenomenon has existed. Before the mid 20th century a team of highly skilled individual workers would be involved in the many aspects of pottery production. This makes the 21st century potters work, although extremely labour intensive, ‘special’ beyond imagination! I have recently returned to painting with water colors and ink and find that just as it happens in my clay work, my life’s influences and experiences emerge in my paintings. The interplay between clay and paint and paper is presenting me with interesting explorations. We invite you to visit our MARSHALL-INMAN GALLERY open 10-5 daily at Gordon’s Beach, Sooke Harbour, British Columbia, Canada, where my work along with my husband’s woodwork is displayed and sold exclusively through our Gallery. If you are traveling from a long distance please call ahead. T: 250 642 5555