Wendy Tsao, from Canada’s city Vancouver, has transformed flashy Bratz dolls into inspirational women, because she thinks young girls need better role models.
Malala Yousafzai is one of the women for her ‘Mighty Dolls’ project.
Malala, has been turned into a tiny model painted red and without any thick makeup.
Malala Yousafzai is a passionate advocate of girls education who survived a brutal Taliban gun attack in 2012. She has been based in England with her family ever since, continuing both her education and activism. She had received a host of awards, standing ovations and plaudits from the United Nations to Buckingham Palace.
“These women inspired me. I really admire the women that I featured in my mighty dolls, for what they did or achieved and continue to do,” said Tsao as reported by Daily Mail.
“And they should be role models instead of, or at least, alongside the products of Disney and Hollywood,” she said.
“Perhaps a child can’t appreciate these role models, because these women are famous adults. Maybe we need to show children that these remarkable women were once children too and that everyone has a potential,” she continued to say.
