Arnie Levin was born in Brooklyn in 1938, studied commercial art at Miami Technical High School, and entered the Marines, serving in the Mojave Desert. He studied at the Art Students League in New York and became animation director for Electra Studio, designing, directing, and producing animation until the early 1970s. Discovered by Lee Lorenz, Levin began creating the cartoons and cover art for which he is known. He teaches at the School of Visual Arts, C. W. Post at Long Island University, and the Pratt Institute, Manhattan.
Cartoons that have appeared in Narrative:
- MoMA, a cartoon, in Volume 2009-03, Winter 2009
- Dance, a cartoon, in Volume 2009-09, Fall 2009
- Internet Server, a cartoon, in Volume 2010-03, Spring 2010
- Sex for Favors, a cartoon, in Volume 2010-08, Fall 2010
- High Beams, a cartoon, in Volume 2011-01, Winter 2011
- I Don’t Care, a cartoon, in Volume 2011-03, Spring 2011
- Hook, a cartoon, in Volume 2011-05, Spring 2011
- Counterfeit, a cartoon, in Volume 2011-10, Winter 2012
- Global Positioner, a cartoon, in Volume 2011-12, Winter 2012
- Ahab or Hook, a cartoon, in Volume 2012-02, Spring 2012