Pazza was founded by 26-year old Emily Lannon, a San Francisco-based artist and “working girl” who lives the lifestyle of her characters.
Emily grew up outside of Washington, D.C., attended Kent State University, before moving to Fog City to pursue her academic interests in International Business.

After trying her hand in the corporate sector, she decided to go out on her own. Bringing a strong business sense and an off kilter attitude towards life, she began to draw cartoons expressing her feelings and reactions to daily trials. Her first round of drawings produced “Crazy Days” exhibiting women getting beaten down by life and yet holding their heads high and with inner strength. Her second category, “Feelin’ Pazza”, showcases the sass and wit of strong willed and minded women. Her unique drawings and sense of humor make for vivacious and expressive cards.


Pazza believes in giving back and has committed to donating a percentage of their revenue to the International Justice Mission, a human rights agency that rescues victims of violence, sexual exploitation, slavery, and oppression. For more information on this organization visit www.ijm.org.