BARRINGTON, R.I. - s4story -- Words N More Creative LLC announced today the launch of "Artisan Joy," a niche magazine that publishes small business advice and inspiration for established and aspiring creative entrepreneurs, including makers, artisans, artists, designers and other creative business owners.

"Artisan Joy" profiles creative entrepreneurs from across the U.S. and contains business tips for running a small business, including articles with advice from accounting, law and public relations experts.

"Our mission is to guide and inspire creative entrepreneurs aiming to grow and develop their creative businesses. By sharing the stories of creative individuals who are earning money through their craft, we believe we can help others looking to grow and develop their own creative businesses," said Stephanie Afonso Blanchard, publisher and editor-in-chief of "Artisan Joy."

Blanchard also shared what led her to create the magazine. "Meeting people who sell their artwork, handcrafted foods, or artisan goods has always inspired me and fueled my entrepreneurial spirit. I also own a copywriting and content business, but working as an editor has been my dream for 20-plus years. These days there are many tools available for writers to self-publish, but it wasn't until 2021 that I landed on a topic. Publishing "Artisan Joy" enables me to combine my passions for championing creative small businesses, handmade goods and storytelling."

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For those interested in reading "Artisan Joy," articles are available in the digital magazine (https://artisanjoy.com/2023/02/10/march23-issue/), in the print edition and on ArtisanJoy.com. At this time, the magazine is currently free. However, the print edition is limited due to high printing costs. "We print on high-quality paper, so it looks like an art book, not a typical free publication. I wanted 'Artisan Joy' to be something our readers would be proud to leave on their coffee tables. So basically, my goal with the print edition was to match the quality of the handmade goods our readers produce."

About Artisan Joy

Artisan Joy publishes advice and inspiration for established and aspiring creative entrepreneurs. The publication celebrates makers who profit from their craft. Learn more at ArtisanJoy.com