Based in Minneapolis, Chad Hagen is an illustrator and graphic designer with an awesome portfolio. His work is really diverse and features both experimental work as well as more serious, commissioned pieces. The nonsensical infographics he created for magazines such as The New York Times and Fortune became pretty popular on the web. About this project Hagen states: ‘The science of infographics is an interesting beast. Infographics’ level of success is always based on how much and how well they communicate their data—the classic form follows function. In this series, I reversed these roles—form is king and dictates what the infographic communicates.’ View more of his images after the jump.