Matt Gillmer, a tattoo artist from Minneapolis, has been a fan of the Minnesota Timberwolves for years. When he saw Naz Reid play for the first time, he was immediately impressed by his talent and charisma. Gillmer knew he had to find a way to pay tribute to Reid, so he decided to give him a tattoo.
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Tattoo artist Matt Gillmer has been a fan of the Minnesota Timberwolves for years. When he saw Naz Reid play for the first time, he was immediately impressed by his talent and charisma. Gillmer knew he had to find a way to pay tribute to Reid, so he decided to give him a tattoo.
Gillmer reached out to Reid on social media and asked if he would be interested in getting a tattoo. Reid was flattered and agreed to meet with Gillmer. The two men hit it off, and Gillmer began working on a design.
Gillmer wanted to create a tattoo that was both unique and meaningful. He decided to incorporate Reid's nickname, "Big Maple," into the design. He also added a basketball and a wolf, two symbols that are synonymous with the Timberwolves.
Reid was thrilled with the finished product. He said it was "the best tattoo I've ever gotten." Gillmer was happy to have been able to give Reid a tattoo that he would cherish for years to come.
The tattoo has become a symbol of Reid's growing popularity in Minneapolis. Fans often ask him about it, and he always tells them the story of how he got it. Gillmer is proud to have played a small role in Reid's success.
"It's been amazing to see Naz's career take off," Gillmer said. "I'm so happy that I was able to give him a tattoo that he loves. It's a reminder of how far he's come, and it's a symbol of his bright future."
Reid is not the only Timberwolves player who has been inked by Gillmer. He has also tattooed Anthony Edwards, D'Angelo Russell, and Karl-Anthony Towns. Gillmer said he is honored to be able to work with such talented athletes.
"These guys are all so passionate about basketball," Gillmer said. "It's inspiring to be around them. I'm proud to be able to give them tattoos that they can wear with pride."
Gillmer's work has been featured in several publications, including ESPN The Magazine and GQ. He is one of the most sought-after tattoo artists in Minneapolis. Gillmer said he is grateful for the opportunity to use his talent to make people happy.
"I love being able to make people feel good about themselves," Gillmer said. "A tattoo is a permanent reminder of a special moment or a special person. I'm happy to be able to provide that for people."
