Prescribing the only thing that makes sense

Cryptic remedies via glitchy memes, limited-edition drops, and deadpan dispatches.

Close-up of a woman in vintage lace with glitter on her skin, staring calmly while a fly rests on her lips. Editorial, surreal image concept for SOME DOSE exploring quiet irritation, beauty, and absurd persistence.
The Fly That Refused Enlightenment

Nov 08, 2025

Memes as Meds

Black-and-white etching of an alchemist gazing toward a glowing symbol in the window. Text reads “It’s been three weeks. The glitter still communes with me.” Concept by SOME DOSE, a handmade designer label in Ireland blending slow fashion and absurd spirituality.
The Glitter That Would Not Die

Nov 07, 2025

Memes as Meds

An elderly monk studies a book by candlelight, clutching a wooden cross with weary focus. Overlaid text reads “You had 7 days to evolve. You opened the app once.” The image by SOME DOSE pairs classical art with dark humor, reflecting the quiet absurdity of modern digital anxiety and slow fashion philosophy from Ireland.
The Existential Dread of an Expiring Free Trial

Nov 06, 2025

Memes as Meds

An old anatomical drawing of a skeleton with its mouth open in mid-speech, appearing to deliver a passionate monologue to no one. Text on the image reads “Five minutes of passion. Zero minutes of sound.” A dry, absurd visual from SOME DOSE exploring the silent agony of being on mute.
The Mute Monologue

Nov 05, 2025

Memes as Meds

A classical painting of a smug Victorian woman holding a quill, seated at a desk beside two others. White text reads “Autocorrect thinks it knows your soul.” with bright lime text below saying “It doesn’t.” The image carries a darkly funny, slow-fashion apothecary tone typical of the SOME DOSE brand.
Autocorrect’s Insidious Sabotage of Your Messages

Nov 04, 2025

Memes as Meds

The Perpetual Quest for a Matching Sock
The Perpetual Quest for a Matching Sock

Nov 03, 2025

Memes as Meds

Etching of a skeleton with wings looming above a crowd of distressed human faces, symbolizing frustration and decay. Used by SOME DOSE for a blog on the annoyance of people who walk excruciatingly slowly in front of you – a darkly funny reflection on time, patience, and modern wellbeing
The Eternal Shuffle

Oct 23, 2025

Memes as Meds

“Classical anatomical drawing of a skeleton holding its head in distress, overlaid with bold text reading ‘Unexpected item in the bagging area’ and a yellow label stating ‘Please remove the human from the situation.’ Image branded with SOME DOSE logo.
The Machine Has Spoken

Oct 22, 2025

Memes as Meds

Medieval-style illustration of a man stretched on a torture rack while others observe, symbolizing the agony of trying to reach an impossible itch.
Unsolvable Itch: The Phantom Sensation

Oct 21, 2025

Memes as Meds

An old illustration of a woman in victorian era standing holding an old telephone withe the text Your call is important to us. Please hold...forever.
Your call is important to us. Please hold.

Oct 20, 2025

Memes as Meds

An old art image of a man being held as he dies witht etext tried to open it calmly, died doing what i hated
The Packaging That Fights Back

Oct 19, 2025

Memes as Meds

A skeleton sitting at an office desk under a flickering fluorescent light. It hasn’t moved in decades. The mug says World’s Okayest Employee. The light flickers like a nervous breakdown in slow motion.
That One Flickering Fluorescent Light in the Office

Oct 18, 2025

Memes as Meds

An old illustration of a woman in victorian era sitting at a desk with her head in her hand holding a pen
Why Your Pen Always Dies Mid-Sentence (And How to Keep Writing)

Oct 10, 2025

Memes as Meds

An antique anatomical illustration of a human skeleton standing in a bent pose, facing slightly left. On the ground near its feet lies a slice of plain toast, drawn in the same monochrome style as the rest of the image.
Gravity’s Butter Betrayal

Oct 03, 2025

Memes as Meds

A skeleton taking a pebble out of its red converse shoe
That Tiny Pebble in Your Shoe of Existence?

Sep 26, 2025

Memes as Meds

Sick of life’s tiny curses?

Talking to the Attending is the perfect remedy.

Summon the Attending
Dose yourself.