This is a rather standard, nay almost typical, style of scrollsaw work. Patrick Spielman popularizes this style in such books as "Scroll Saw Fretwork Patterns." I cut hundreds of pieces with this technique, then developed my more realistic style using actual photographs. The pieces are cut and left out while the overall design is intact, thus making the logo. While this is nice, my new and unique technique is far superior for making things realistically depicted, and in fact, with a little practice you can yourself scrollsaw directly from photographs. I can make patterns from your favorite photo and we can go from there. The eagle is maple, the "A" is cherry, mounted on a black walnut shield. The logo was created in several sizes for a local Anheuser Bush malt processing plant, ordered by the company. I cannot reproduce this logo for resale to individuals without the express written permission from Anheuser Busch. The logo is represented here to call your attention to the possibility of reproducing company logos. Should you want your company logo reproduced in this beautiful fashion, email me for a price quote. Again, I cannot reproduce copywritten logos without company permission.