Bill and Ben only chanced a landing on earth

Whilst on an intergalactic geocache treasure hunt, after having travelled 2 light years to the final cache location, Bill and Ben were rather disheartened to be pipped at the post by a mere couple of weeks by an unknown geocache team, called Apollo 11.  But in the spirit of good geocaching, they left their details in the second place row and placed a new treasure for the next geocache team to find.

Wanting to take a break after an extensive journey, they decided to take a holiday at the nearest planet, which happened to be planet earth. They loved the planet so much, they decided to stay just that little bit longer and took up residence at Marti’s house. After a day’s sightseeing, there’s always something exciting to come back home to, as Marti’s house is occupied by a family of 4 plus 2 dogs (golden retrievers). Rather than pay for board, Marti asked Bill and Ben to manage the cartoon’s Facebook Page. You can catch up on their news there.

Dave the Dot to Dot Dinosaur recently ripped himself free

… from one of Marti’s children’s dot to dot drawing books.

Keen to explore his new world, he sometimes struggles with the ways of living in a 3 dimensional space and often finds himself in unfortunate situations.  However, this never dampens his enthusiasm for getting back up again and investigating his new surrounds even further.

Currently he resides at Marti’s house, along with Bill and Ben, but unlike his friendly green colleagues, he’s keen to flee the nest and find residence elsewhere.

Doug the Dung Beetle is probably the happiest beetle in the whole wide world 

Unlike many of his fellow dung beetles, who dream of the day their species evolve to more complex life forms, requiring nutritional supplements from primary rather than secondary food sources, Doug actually loves his job and understands the very important role he plays in the earth’s ecosystem.  Doug takes on everything with an unquenchable level of enthusiasm.  He’s always on the hunt for fertile eating grounds and frequently visits the backyard at Marti’s house, which is occupied by 2 golden retrievers

Every cartoon needs some baddies, and ours are pink

What could possibly be more evil than a pink alien, with purple spots and fluffy feathers? These delightfully cute aliens were inspired by my love of all things in outer space. I enjoy cosmology and the science behind which explains all of those amazing things found in outer space.

So, where do aliens come into play? Well, they make the ideal character to bring any space related cartoon to life. I have other space cartoons (see my blog here), but these ones here feature our very own evil pink aliens.

They’re very, very big – they’re giants

But their existence must remain secret if they are to continue to live unharmed on planet earth. So when you ever come across something you can’t explain, maybe the answer isn’t pixies or fairies, maybe its giants!

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