Outside the Lines is an arts-based program, run by artists, that provides day support and art mentorship to 35 adults with developmental disabilities and dual diagnosis. Through the arts, we create a place where everyone’s possibilities extend beyond their perceived limits, and where we are inspired to be creative and productive community members, both within our organization and in the broader world.
Friday, May 25, 2012
On Wednesday May twenty third 2012, when I had arrived at outside the lines studio I was ask to make a bee by decorating a big empty coke bottle. So I had took a great big empty coke bottle and a staff person poured some glue at the top of the coke bottle and then I took a string of yarn and I wrapped the string of yarn all of the way around the bottle and I kept wrapping the string of yarn until about eight straight rows of yarn were rapped around the great big bottle. Then I made two big eyes by gluing two big plastic egg shells to the great big bottle. Some that were already made had big bottle caps or rubber glued on for eyes. A few fake bees that were made had big dandelion flowers for eyes and some even had fake wings too.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
State House Rally Speech
State House Rally Speech
On May Fourth 2012, some of the clients and staff at outside the line studio in Medford loaded in to a car and rode to the State house parking lot. A half of an hour later when the OTL car had arrvied in the State house parking lot all of the staff and clients from OTL had got out of the car and started walking along the parking lot I were pushed in my wheelchair along the great big wide parking lot. There were a lot of people at the rally at the state house in Boston. There was a great big mask of Uncle Sam that was made at outside the lines studio and one of the staff people wore the great big giant head of Uncle Sam and they had walked with the mask down the great big wide parking lot. I had made two video's with my Kodak camera at three thirty we all had went back to outside the lines studio
On May Fourth 2012, some of the clients and staff at outside the line studio in Medford loaded in to a car and rode to the State house parking lot. A half of an hour later when the OTL car had arrvied in the State house parking lot all of the staff and clients from OTL had got out of the car and started walking along the parking lot I were pushed in my wheelchair along the great big wide parking lot. There were a lot of people at the rally at the state house in Boston. There was a great big mask of Uncle Sam that was made at outside the lines studio and one of the staff people wore the great big giant head of Uncle Sam and they had walked with the mask down the great big wide parking lot. I had made two video's with my Kodak camera at three thirty we all had went back to outside the lines studio
Friday, May 18, 2012
WMFO OTL's Radio Show
Monday, May 14, 2012
Saying Good Bye to our Spring Interns
On Friday May eleventh 2012, I had said goodbye to a very, very, Dear friend named Abbey, we had made a video together. Abbey tells me that she is going back to her dorm on the Lesley University campus to pack all her clothes in a suitcase. Then she is going back to her home so that she could work this summer to earn enough money so that she can move to Boston. When Abbey was at Outside the Line Studio on 70 Colby Street in Medford she would help some of the clients with panting, and drawing and making a dinosaur out of paper mache and other things too. Abbey, will dearly be missed but she did say to me when she has enough money she is going to move back to Boston and she might just might be visit the old gang at out side the line studio again.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
At Outside the Lines Studio in Medford 70 Colby Street now some staff and clients have been making a lot of little puppets from three big sticks and wrapping cloth around the stick.We had even made one big dinosaur and one little by getting some chicken wire and then we wrapped paper mache by dipping in a big bowl of a lot of glue and a lot of warm water too all over the chicken wire and then when the paper mache drys we paint it.
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