Career in television, music, and art 1950s Harris moved to England in 1952 and became an art student at City and Guilds of London Art School in South London, aged 22. In 1953 he found work in television, at the BBC, performing a regular ten-minute cartoon drawing section in a one-hour children's show called Jigsaw, with a puppet called "Fuzz", made and operated on the show by magician Robert Harbin. He went on to illustrate Paper Magic, Harbin's first book on origami, in 1956. In 1954, Harris was a regular on BBC Television programme Whirligig, which featured a character called "Willoughby", who sprang to life on a drawing board, but was erased at the end of each episode.
career in television music and art 1950s harris moved to england in 1952 and became an art student at city and guilds of london art school in south london aged 22 in 1953 he found work in television at the bbc performing a regular ten-minute cartoon drawing section in a one-hour children's show called jigsaw with a puppet called "fuzz" made and operated on the show by magician robert harbin he went on to illustrate paper magic harbin's first book on origami in 1956 in 1954 harris was a regular on bbc television programme whirligig which featured a character called "willoughby" who sprang to life on a drawing board but was erased at the end of each episode