this is a tutorial response for sosoe222... he wanted the steps but i wanted to create a tutorial...

this is my first one...  

so i`m hoping that you will like it...

so let`s begin

1.create a new document in photoshop with a transparent background(any resolution 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x1024, even 1600x1200)

2.fill Layer 1 with any color you choose using the paint bucket tool (i used black)

3.go to Layer 1 blending options (double click on the layer thumbnail) and use the following settings

you should come up with this:

4.create a new layer, fill it also with black and make Layer 1 invisible by clicking the eye
 
5.go to filter->render->clouds.

6.then go to filter->render->difference clouds(repeat this step 10x/15x with ctrl+f)

you should obtain this:

7.now go to filter->blur->radial blur and use this settings(repeat it twice ... again with ctrl+f)

you should obtain this:

8.where are getting there just one final effect to add... go to filter->sketch->chrome

what settings and what you should obtain:

9.final step... go to Layer 2 and set the blending settings to Multiply

10.make Layer 1 visible again by clicking where the eye should be...

final result:

hope you enjoyed this tutorial... and hope you like it...

The tutorial is well explained, good job. Please make up a better title for the tutorial though. "Liquid something" won't do.

Good job cellblade

This tutorial is very good as your first attempt.

well a changed it to liqiuafied radial effect... although my English is a bit bad... so can somebody please post the correct form of the word "liqiuafied" ...
aw and do not forget to post your results...

@nagaya

thanks a lot... i hope more people will post their replies... and i sure want to see their results...

Glad you finally wrote a tutorial I will later post my result! Thank you veeeeery much

Sure. here is my result + some tweaks.  

Cute Your radial effect looks kinda better than cellblade's (no offense, cellblade). What did you do with it?

Liquefied radial effect? Liquefied is the natural gas, also known as LNG.

nothing particularly, it is based on cellblade tutorial and after that i added border and some gloss.

we are waiting for your result sosoe222  

hahaha...nice one Gruzz.  

Ah, yes, my result. With some small tweaks, I made this

good one sosoe222.  

Thank you very much, Nagaya

BTW a small correction for the tutorial.

Black isn't #FFFFFF, it's #000000

That's right, #FFFFFF is completely white.

ups... my mistake... i`ll get right on to it...

aw and btw... thanks Gruzz for the title... Liquefied radial effect

edit:

job done... the color code it good now...

@nagaya... very nice effect... i admit that i`m a newb in photoshop... how did you manage your creation?

@sosoe222... yours looks like mine... good job... i`m glad to see that i`m helping someone... feels gooood...

Againl, thanks for the tutorial. I will try to make something new with your tutorial. Thanks again, neighbor

Very useful & helping tutorial cellblade , here's my result with some changes:

Keep it up  

Whoa!!!! Can you PLEASEEEEEEE post the steps??!!! Your image is best so far!!!

It's a combination of this tutorial and this one.

well... i think ashar just added another radial blur after the chrome...

@ sosoe222 , the problem is that I forgot to save the PSD file   , I will try to post the steps if I get enough time .

@ Gruzz , you are absolutely right   .

@ cellblade , yes , I did add an extra radial blur after the chrome effect but believe me that's just a part of what I did as whole to achieve the result.

nice job anyway... i would like it for you to post the steps... if you don`t mind...
aw and btw... sorry for the absence... my network adapter was blown by a storm...

Color burn also has a cool effect as the overlay.

It looks kinda like star.

nice one Sodaplayer... keep posting results...

Here's my result :

Looks quite good as my my background don't ya think  

Thanks for the great tut

Oh and sorry if I copied sosoe's border (I didn't even do it very well , so I guess it dosn't matter  )