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I was always mesmerized watching tony draw

People like Tony should be granted immortality!

Does anyone know what this song is called? It's like an old American western bar saloon song @3:22

That theme tune takes me back to being a kid after school again!

Tony Hart was so amazing. I loved watching him. What a lovely way to start my day with some Tony Hart art inspiration before going to the workshop and making some of my own. Thank you Tony. ❤

Cue me wearing hand decorated plimsolls through my entire teenage years, thanks Tony! (I later went a lot more hippy, and drew directly onto my feet for a short while, but lets not dwell on that 🤣) Thanks so much for the upload, wonderful memories :)

anyone in 2024? 👇

This was the first art tutorial that I ever followed and I was so proud of my tree! Never forgotten.

Very talented! Loved guessing how his art would end up looking

I'm Nearly 62 and watched Tony all through the 70s with Vision On and Take Hart, he's a Legend 😊

That's my butterfly painting at 06:20.

cant believe this was almost 40 years ago seems like yesterday watching him after school

brings back memories from the 80s, seem like yesterday

RIP Colin.

Tony Hart makes a picture with the accompaniment of the music from the euthanasia death scene, used in Soylent Green.

Tony Hart, who's real Christian name was rather unseemly, Norman, my hero.

He had such a relaxing and inspirational way with him. Greatly missed

I replicated this as a GCSE art submission. Thanks to Tony, it got an "A".

Such a lovely guy, with a wonderful demeanour.

meh EVERY planet has a ring?? .. the lassie is more spaced on her arse than me.. lol

Love morph

3:29 The Working Hour. How nice to stumble across this.

Imagine being these 2 girls years later working with a legend that is Tony Hart. Such a brilliant program and artist. He didnt just do art from his day he did art for young people. He spoke to people and kids through his art, like i said....legend ❤

I remember watching The Art Box Bunch which Hart also hosted when I was a lad.

So glad I grew up in these times I've learnt a lot from him.

Good

Amazing

Can't really believe I am the first to comment on this. Many thanks for the upload. Hartbeat was a great show. Tony, Margot and Joanna were a delight to watch.

Gonna keep my mum notified about all theses. She says “It brings back memories.” and “I used to love watching this.” She loves watching it and finding it all so relaxing

These hit so differently as an adult. Easy to take for granted on the TV when I was a kid, but I'm positively spellbound as an adult.

used to watch this all time as a kid....brings bk a ton of memorys....i remember sendin a drawing off once hopin it would be shown in the gallery part but was never shown, was gutteeeed ha.

love how they just made Alison utterly annoying

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I remember the program it was very good and Tony Heart was an excellent artist

Intro...........and it all came back. He always had a relaxed approach too.

A piece of paper. Some ink. Welcome to Tony Hart's world. Irriplacable..

I hated Heartbeat. Tony Hart just didn’t need a presenting team to carry an art programme, and Take Hart was much, much more entertaining. No doubt some BBC twit decided it would be a good idea to create something new and exciting with much less Tony Hart. Terrible decision. BBC is full of such twits and, of course, there’s always some other reason why the public stop watching their programmes. Never the BBC twits.

This is the gallery music I remember.

❤❤❤🎉

❤thank you so much!!!!

Remember when Mr Bennett got doused in paint

Loved Margot Wilson. Mr Bennett was something else

Brilliant memories and funky theme

it was a sad day when this man passed away....rip legend

loved the program and watched it all and then tried a lot out for myself

Darren Roy ( Age 11 )....the light he has managed to recreate is really good

Amazing how he can produce a masterpiece of work in under 5 minutes.

Morph is probably one of the cutest creations that exists :D

I always wanted to build the things Margo made but the materials were expensive and my mum said we couldn't afford it

True legend