The colorful image at left is the work of New York City artist and blogger Andrew Kuo. His work is regularly featured on the New York Times music section. His pieces are usually visual representations of his thoughts on music--whether a song, an album, or a live performance. This one, for example, charts his opinions on T.I.'s single "No Matter What." The colored bars represent his opinion at each second (or lengthy span) of the song, ranging from "I'm a sucker for this beat! Epic!" to "Dashboard Confessional-style emoting! I have a hanky for you, homie!"
Others--like this one--are practically impossible to follow, but they sure look intriguing.
Kuo posts regularly on his blog, which you can find here.
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