the loop itself is on the left in both pics, don't know which end could be loaded ...
I don't think that this structure has a name, nor much value, as tied.
But with the eye on the RIGHT side, and the lower left end loaded,
the resullting loopknot has the Bowlinesque qualities of (1) being
able to be tied after forming the eye (i.e., one doesn't have to pre-tie
some structure such as an Overhand or Fig.8 in the SPart into which
the end will later be reeved to complete the tying), and (2) the knot
will have a collar that enables easy untying. To get a loopknot
with some security against loosening, have the lower right end,
upon its upper-left exit, then make a turn back down under and
then up over-through-again (tucked out beside itself); this wrap
should enable the SPart to be gripped sufficiently well to keep it
from loosening (the knot won't be so easily untied, but still pretty
much so, I surmise).
Kinda like the Lehman8 in form.
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