Reed Leviti is an artist living in the NYC Metro area. This comic series entitled "The Fine Print," Reed explores the humor of real life by taking a fresh look at the ordinary and obvious. With a degree in design from a prestiged Manhattan art program, Reed has worked in many areas of graphic design over his career. Reed's comic strips for "The Fine Print" range in topic and style, but the humor runs throughout. Reed Leviti explores the use of AI-assisted graphic design, utilizing Google Gemini for image generation. Reed has innovated the use of computer-assisted graphic design, from 8-bit machines to present-day AI. And, if you look Reed up anywhere, you won't find him. That's just a pseudonyn he chooses to go by.
Karate fox kids learn “be cagey” in ink,
hands quick as punchlines, victory in a blink—
they slip the bad wolves’ / foxes’ / shoes away,
and leave the lesson hanging in the afterglow of day.
Then MSG lights up, Phish lets the room breathe—
“take care of your shoes,” and the thread takes its seat,
from comic panel to stage-door grin:
same small rhyme, somehow sewn into skin.
So if you ask what held the week together tight,
it’s not the chase—it’s the lace,
the quiet punchline of a thing you wear
when you run with the story and don’t miss your pace.
did that fox kid just rob a defencsee old fox of his shoes
shame
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