In addition to movie posters, he has designed inspirational, nostalgic and science fiction collector plate series as well as artwork for Sega pinball machines. He also created all the cover artwork for the video series, McGee and Me for Focus on the Family, and his art can be seen on numerous magazine, book, CD and video covers. The winner of many awards from the Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles, he has taught at the Associates in Art.

Weistling, his wife, JoAnn, who is also an artist, and their daughter, Brittany, make their home in California. Recently, when Weistling turned his considerable talents to fine gallery art, he found himself unable to keep up with collector demand for his originals. His amazingly realistic paintings and religious subjects make the viewer feel like an eyewitness to an unfolding scene due, in part, to his experience in the film industry.

Weistling thinks like a skilled cinematographer, envisioning himself as part of the scene that he is painting. He then visualizes how it would look on the movie screen. With his masterful use of oils, he makes the transition from his imagination to the canvas, bringing the scene to life with spectacular lighting to fully involve the viewers imagination and emotions.