In reply to Tomàs Padrós.

Thank you so much, Tomàs.
I’m really happy that you enjoyed exploring S-link.
Your explanation about the circular version and the “even number of S’s” is so helpful!
Thank you for looking at it so deeply and for your kind words.

A strong pattern that evokes the ligature between the letters “e” and “t” that form the typographic symbol ampersand (&). It is a graphic sign of Latin origin, derived from et, meaning “and”.

A very bold design with original links. Once you get the hang of it, it's easy and fun. It can be disassembled into simple units. The circular arrangement is the most spectacular, but this arrangement is not easy. The number of S's must be even if you want to close the design with coherence. A challenging and stimulating proposal

In reply to Donna.

Thanks for the heads up Donna. I found the articles by doing a search on the site and I've updated this post to the new URLs. Appreciate your help keeping this current!

Alena,
So glad to see your tangles on this site! Aptly named for the effects it gives! Love it! Hope to see more in future as your tangles are amazing! Matt (aka Mattski1208)!