This is really well made and a great idea and I'd love some of these for myself!! Like the Frida Khalo one, for example. Even though I'm technically an adult. Ahaha Hope this actually becomes real and that more real life heroes are made. Also, a few important male figures won't be bad either every here and there, as long as their numbers are kept in proportion. I'd personally love a Barbie's Ken remodelled into a young version of Nikola Tesla and a Salvador Dali one.

I'd like to see Sally Ride and Mae Jemison. Perhaps Maya Angelou.

Awesome stuff...dolls I'd encourage little girls to play with

Wonderful! I would like to see the doll-makers take this on and get rid of those awful, original sleazy looks they have!

Would love to see an Angela Davis, Amelia Earhart, Sonia Sotomayer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Nikki Giovani, Rosa Parks, Sally Ride, Marie Curie, Virginia Wolfe, Charlotte Bronte, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Yuri Kochiyama, Maya Lin ...just in case you're running out of ideas.

These are brilliant! Dolls that can actually inspire girls to turn into women.

What a great idea and wonderfully executed! Bring 'em on - I think kids would LOVE to have dolls like these!!!

I want to buy your dolls......so way cooler than those heavily make-up dolls!!! @ . @

Where can we buy these?? I love them, and know many other women who would purchase them for their girls and boys. Please tell us!

I love love love this! Just one thought: I don't think dolls aimed at girls being "pretty" and glamorous is necessarily such a problem. I do think it's hugely toxic that they are given these very narrow, extremely unrealistic looks, with no diversity (even when they have different shades they're identical), extremely skinny, and nothing interesting about them except looks & outfits. So I think this is awesome because removing the makeup (very heavy yet identical, apparently obligatory make up) gives them a bit more individuality and diversity, and giving them cool role model personae is obviously great. But, like - Waris Dirie in doesn't usually wear a shapeless sack... and it wouldn't make her more "serious" as an activist if she did than her underwear photos make her. Sorry for getting hung up on this! I just don't want the message to be that beauty/glamour/fashion interest in women is mutually exclusive with competence, cuz that can end up being repressive it's ownn way.

I want this Jane Goodall doll so much!

This is so cool

The original dolls look disgusting

These are wonderful! I wish they were available in stores!

I really want the Malala one and the JK Rowling one

I would actually buy these dolls....for myself lol

AWESOME :)

This is fantastic! I love how you have done actual people and these dolls can inspire young kids.

Awesome! Such a wonderful idea that you came up with! Pass them along!

AWESOME!

Fatuous work!!

I love it! I wsdh I had this idea when my daughter received those horrible dolls when she was little..She loved them so much that I gave in at the end. Wish we had an alternative back then.

These dolls have been brilliantly transformed. But I'd like to point out that Bratz is owned by MGA Entertainment (Micro-Games America Entertainment). Using Disney in the title of the article is erroneously misleading of the Disney brand.

Great idea!!

This is SOOOOOOOO good!

Very very good idea...such a better image for young girls! Thanks for sharing!

Great idea! thanks for sharing <3 they should really sell these instead.

Beautiful <3

Very cool.

Another great idea from Tasmania - The Creative Island.