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The prints

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6 prints

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Shane Gillis: Beautiful Dogs (2023)

Spoken by An Australian goth, quoted by Shane Gillis

“Nice hat, fatso!”

Hotel light

A plain bucket hat becomes the focus of a perfectly timed insult in Shane Gillis’s Beautiful Dogs. The joke follows a moment of borrowed confidence outside a hotel, punctured by a passing stranger’s casual remark.

Shane Gillis: Live in Austin (2021)

Spoken by A barber, quoted by Shane Gillis

“Your head is good.”

Red chair mirror

An empty barbershop recalls the opening haircut story in Shane Gillis’s Live in Austin. The barber’s reassurance addresses the head while the customer worries about the result of an unnecessary attempt to improve his hair.

Shane Gillis: Live in Austin (2021)

Spoken by A barber, quoted by Shane Gillis

“Your head is good.”

Black chair mirror

An empty barbershop recalls the opening haircut story in Shane Gillis’s Live in Austin. The barber’s reassurance addresses the head while the customer worries about the result of an unnecessary attempt to improve his hair.

Shane Gillis: Live in Austin (2021)

Spoken by Shane Gillis's sister, quoted by Shane Gillis

“I'm going back tomorrow.”

Blue slide

Yellow clogs and an inviting water slide recall the Six Flags story in Shane Gillis’s Live in Austin. An outing meant as a kindness before an intervention becomes such a good day that the response is a plan to return.

Shane Gillis: Live in Austin (2021)

Spoken by Shane Gillis's sister, quoted by Shane Gillis

“I'm going back tomorrow.”

Turquoise slide

Yellow clogs and an inviting water slide recall the Six Flags story in Shane Gillis’s Live in Austin. An outing meant as a kindness before an intervention becomes such a good day that the response is a plan to return.

Shane Gillis: Live in Austin (2021)

Spoken by A barber, quoted by Shane Gillis

“Your head is good.”

Spaced mirror

An empty barbershop recalls the opening haircut story in Shane Gillis’s Live in Austin. The barber’s reassurance addresses the head while the customer worries about the result of an unnecessary attempt to improve his hair.