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Born 1947, in a largar near Oporto (his mother was treading grapes at the time). A founding member, along with Waldemar Wolfardisworthy, Neville Breville et al, of the notorious Wattle and Daub art movement of the 1960s, his artistic career was cut short when he was famously injured trying to put a live shark in a tank of formaldehyde. He was lured out of retirement to mastermind the sleeve artwork for "Caterwauling", the new Mæstoso album, and is currently working on a concept for girl band, Legs Apart.
Portfolio:
"Pictures Wot I Took" (Boots, 1956)
"Indecent Exposures" (Scrubs and Clink, 1973)
"The Other Side Of Grimroyd" (as yet unpublished)
Veiculo Longo had no friends until he joined MySpace, but now his circle has expanded hugely:
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