I Obviously Have Some Issues I Need to Work Out

There's a story from my subconscious somewhere in here

The majority of my visual work over the last few years was created through this basic process:

1. Wait for a concrete idea to pop into my mind. (Like the recent Whack-a-Doodle game)
2. Pick an output medium (comic/video/etc.)
3. Write a script if needed
4. Choose one or more visual creation platforms (SL/Frameforge/Photo/etc.)
5. Crank it out, usually in a half-day or less

Although my recent Polaroid Micro-Story series began life with a similar workflow, it has evolved into a very different process:

1. Comb through a collection of dolls, toys and action figures
2. Select one or more that catch my eye
3. Pose them in various ways and try to capture an evocative image
4. Sit with it and wait for a story to emerge
5. Create a caption

The first process I described starts with a mental concept which is then visualized. The second reverses the order by starting with the image and then conceptualizing an associated story. I recently realized that the latter process is a form of Sandtray Therapy. Given what's come up so far,  I obviously have some "issues" I need to work out.

Here's the 100 Word Story that emerged from the image above:

Spawn of Satan 

Mama has a million stories about the identity of my father. She's never repeated one twice. And she tells each version, no matter how fantastical, with the complete conviction of the consummate carny she is. But my truth is stranger than her fictions. 

You see, I'm no ordinary girl. Not even close. The small town kids who gawk at me in the sideshow would pee their pants if I let my predator's gaze capture their eyes. But I have to bide my time until my first red moon. That's when the power wakes up and all hell breaks loose. Literally.