Author: John Lundberg

John Lundberg is an artist and filmmaker. He founded the arts collective Circlemakers in the early 1990s and has been creating crop circles all over the world ever since. More info can be found at circlemakers.org and offkilter.co.uk.
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Desks On Roof Prank

Submitted by John Lundberg of circlemakers.org, England’s crop circle makers, as found on LiveLeak.com:

Desks On Roof? Cypress Creek Students Pull Prank
Central Florida News 13
April 22, 2009

Orange County — It”s almost the end of the school year, and for some high school students, that means it”s senior prank time. Approximately 100 school desks, chairs and tables appeared on top of 40 portables at Cypress Creek High School overnight Tuesday. Investigators said it likely took the pranksters some time to do what they did. While some students found it funny, parents and school administrators weren”t laughing. The school is no stranger to pranks. In past years, we’re told farm animals were let loose on the campus. The school is vowing to punish those found responsible.

http://www.liveleak.com/e/5f4_1240441448

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Video Star: Remi PacMan

Submitted by John Lundberg from circlemakers.org (England’s crop circle makers):

Pac Man, starring Remi Gaillard of nimportequi.com
posted on dailymotion.com by nqtv

http://www.dailymotion.com/swf/x9003r

From blog.wired.com: Pac-Man Meets Reality, Chaos Ensues, by Earnest Cavalli, April 16, 2009:

French prankster Remi Gaillard strikes again, this time bringing the dot-chomping, ghost-fleeing action of arcade classic Pac-Man to the real world, much to the confusion and shock of bystanders.

You may recall Gaillard from his previous effort to bring Mario Kart to the streets of France. Like that prank, his newest is a deceptively high-concept gag that elegantly portrays the utterly ridiculous plots and settings of the gaming industry’s most beloved titles.

While the concept is nothing new — how many of you didn’t re-enact Super Mario Bros. as children? — the effort Gaillard puts into his pitch perfect costumes and surprisingly adept recreations of Pac-Man staples is very impressive. He certainly puts Hollywood’s myriad efforts to recreate gaming classics to shame.

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