David Reddick

David attended his very first convention at Starbase Indy.  He is an award-winning cartoonist and illustrator, whose work has appeared in newspapers, magazines, books, in galleries, and on products and Websites worldwide.

Since July of 2005, David's comic strip "The Trek Life" has been growing in popularity as it now appears 3 times a week on the official Star Trek Website, STARTREK.COM, and also appears as a regular feature in the officially-licensed "Star Trek Magazine," published by Titan Publishing and distributed worldwide. The Trek Life has also appeared as a regular backup comic book page feature in IDW Publishing's officially licensed Star Trek comic books, and “The Trek Life” is included in the new “Star Trek Manga: Volume 2,” published by Tokyopop. There is also a full line of “The Trek Life” merchandise at the STARTREK.COM Shop at www.startrek.com/cafepress, and The Trek Life now has its own section on CBSMobile.com, where mobile wallpapers are now available too.

David spent six years as the state and national award-winning staff cartoonist and newsroom artist for The Herald Bulletin daily newspaper in Indiana before joining the staff of Paws, Inc., where he write and draws cartoons at the Garfield studio.

David’s cartoons have been syndicated nationally by the Scripps Howard News Service, CNHI News Service, American Publishing’s National News Syndicate and worldwide by Artizans Syndicate. David’s first cartoon book of single-panel cartoons, titled “Reddick’s Rhetoric: A Cartoon Collection by David Reddick” was published in 2002, featuring a Foreword by Garfield creator Jim Davis. His work has also appeared in various other books, such as the "Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year" books since 1999, "Indiana's Laughmakers," "The Truth About Caroline" and "Attack of the Political Cartoonists" to name a few.

David is also a fine artist, and has painted wall murals in Florida and Japan, and has held several one-man shows and group exhibitions of his paintings and original cartoons in galleries worldwide, including Anderson, Indiana, Indianapolis, Florida, Michigan, England and France. One of his original paintings and three original cartoons are included in the permanent collection of the Muskegon Museum of Art.

David’s official Website: www.davidreddickstudio.com