The Storyteller

The Pueblo Storyteller is an icon of Indian storytelling, and is an adaptation of centuries of figurine making. The are usually a giant person sitting down, surrounded by children, (Being held in the Storyteller's arms and on their lap) and the children are always looking up, not at the Storyteller, but the sky, as the are imagining the story they are telling.

Of coarse, in this adaptation, the Storyteller is a t-rex, and the kids can't sit in his lap, or be held in his arms. So in stead they are gathered around him, and there is even one on his back.

Papa Rex tells the story of how he chased off these noisy and dirty two legged things on a two-circled thingy away from their nest.
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Sorry for all the reading there, sometimes I just like to explain the things I make that aren't self-explanatory.