I really like Chad Hagen's Nonsensical Infographics. Besides being very easy on the eye, I appreciate the way he has subverted the traditional infographic by allowing the form of the infographic to dictate the data, or what the infographic is trying to communicate. I always feel like graphs and charts are manipulative, so it's interesting to see a project where the manipulation is essentially what creates the graph. You can buy these at 20x200.
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