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Meet the illustrator Dian Liang whose work hopes to be like “a pill for therapy”
The Shanghai-based artist and illustrator talks us through her psychological works that hope to touch the viewer’s heart.
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We’ve never seen anything quite like the work of artist and illustrator 梁 电, Dian Liang. Born in a town called Wuxi near Shanghai, a town known for its beautiful scenes of Lake Tai, Dian recalls her early years filled with popular culture that many other 90s kids will be familiar with. Teletubbies, The Simpsons, comic books, manga, Windows 98 computers (where Dian would play Resident Evil 2) all these things would go onto inform Dian’s unique artistic style. She tells us, “like with a lot of kids, animation, comics and games were my whole world – so it became natural for me to live and I preferred to live inside a fantasy.”
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We have a loaded issue of the Wrestling Observer this week, with business and history features.
We update WWE financials, with comments from Nick Khan, Vince McMahon, Stephanie McMahon and Kristina Salen talking about the state of the company, the state of sports business, what media companies are looking at right now, AEW, plus a look at WWE revenue and profits. We also look behind the numbers at what they mean, how every category is doing and what categories the company is no longer reporting on. We also look at the decline of WWE ratings as compared to that of cable television and network television.
– According to a report by Fightful Select, WWE referee Drake Wuertz was suspended earlier this and has had his job duties reduced in recent moments. Previously, Wuertz served as the head referee in NXT. That role currently belongs to Darryl Sharma.
After WWE suspended Wuertz earlier this year, he was for a “short period of time” not allowed to reenter the Capitol Wrestling Center. WWE officials were reportedly “horrified” after reading an article by David Bixenspan on Wuertz that was published last November titled, “WWE appears to have a Drake Wuertz problem.” The article spotlights Wuertz’s alleged support for far-right wing groups and baseless Q-Anon conspiracy theories.