Tree Change Dolls is a unique project created by Sonia Singh, an artist from Tasmania. The project focuses on recycling old and forgotten dolls, giving them a new down-to-earth style. Sonia works with popular Bratz Dolls, completely transforming their appearance to a more natural look, free from exaggerated makeup and excessive glam. These revitalized dolls are then sold in Sonia's Etsy shop, bringing joy to their new owners.
Scroll down to see the latest dolls created by this Tasmanian artist. If you’re interested in exploring more of Sonia's work with Tree Change Dolls, you can check out our previous Bored Panda post.
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I always thought Bratz dolls looked like the walk of shame, in doll form.n
Wholesome and beautiful instead of cheap and trashy. This is what our children should idealize instead of the whore couture look.
This one is just adorable! And think of all the cash she'll save not having to buy all those fake lashes!
IMAGINE HOW HARD IT WAS TO CONTROL THAT AWFUL PLASTIC HAIR. or did she put new hair in?
the teeth on the after doll look realistic, not just a white band. i like it
I Gotta say, all the afters look so much better. They look like real humans! The befores look like Buzzed I don't know What's!
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I LOVED these! Such a more realistic and beautiful look than caked-on make-up!
Profound congratulations to the artist. You have an exceptional grasp of the human face and its diversity, and you can transfer "real" human faces into the doll world , which is intentionally not quite "real", but designed to support imagination. Wonderful, touching faces- I would like to know these children. :-)
I LOVED these! Such a more realistic and beautiful look than caked-on make-up!
Profound congratulations to the artist. You have an exceptional grasp of the human face and its diversity, and you can transfer "real" human faces into the doll world , which is intentionally not quite "real", but designed to support imagination. Wonderful, touching faces- I would like to know these children. :-)
