J.J. Weinberg, a graduate of the esteemed American Academy of Art, was Nominated for "Best Traditional Artist" at NFTNYC 2021 and invited as a speaker for the 2023 event. Weinberg's contributions to WEB3 storytelling have proven to be ahead of an extraordinarily rapidly evolving space.

Weinberg achieved a history-making sale in 2021 at a prominent New York City auction house, where his captivating artwork shared the stage with esteemed artists such as Banksy and Warhol. This extraordinary achievement not only solidified Weinberg's position in art history on the blockchain but also garnered media attention, with articles in Yahoo Finance and the Chicago Tribune celebrating his thought-provoking "Well Regulated Militia" series.

Critics have hailed Weinberg as a modern-day "Mark Twain with a paintbrush" and called him "Norman Rockwell with a Sledgehammer," recognizing the depth and impact of his diverse body of work. His vast array of creative endeavors has reached broad audiences, featured on renowned platforms such as Good Morning America and even showcased as highlights on SportsCenter's Top Plays. Weinberg is no stranger to producing viral content.

Weinberg's talents extend beyond a single medium, as he has made notable marks as a branding professional, musician, verified artist on OpenSea, and he became an author completing his first book in 2022. He is known for his charity work with the nonprofit organization Silverstray (www.siilverstray.org) and for creating an NFT for the Lopez Foundation, a gesture that moved acclaimed comedian George Lopez to tears of gratitude. Similarly, Sally Schenck, the director of "The Joy of Painting," was deeply touched by Weinberg's visiting Lurie's Children's Hospital dressed as Bob Ross, aligning with his collection of 10,000 Happy Little Hairdos and bringing some joy into the lives of young cancer patients. "Bob would have LOVED this, he would have loved YOU," Sally expressed to Weinberg, reflecting the profound impact his art has on both individuals and communities.