Lava
Lamp
You will need PSP you can download a 28 day trial copy here.
You
will also need Eye Candy 4000 glass, you can get a trial copy
here, and Super Blade
Pro which you can get here
Ok
now let's begin
Step
1: Open a new transparent image 400x400
Select preset shapes tool 
Select a background colour of your choice and set your foreground
to null
layers/add
new vector layer
holding down right mouse button, draw an elipse from the centre
of your canvas, like this and if need be you can make adjustments
to your elipse
when
you are happy with any adjustmants you have made, right click
on your layer palette and select convert to raster.
Selections/select all/selections/float/selections/modify/expand
by 1.
Layers/new raster layer
Effects/plug in fillters/eyecandy 4000/glass I used the aqua
preset, but you may like to toy with the settings and chose
the one that you prefer. Apply
Selections/select none
turn off layer1 in your layer palette
layers/merge/merge visible, rename this layer lamp.
Step
2: Using your selections tool 
set to rectangle:
feather
0 antialias checked,
draw a rectangle across the top of your elipse, like so
selections/float
Layer/new raster layer
set background colour to white #FFFFFF and on the new layer,
using floodfill tool, 
floodfill
the selection.
Effects/plugin filters/flamingpear/superbladepro,
and apply the gold_shiny preset.
Selections/select
none rename this layer top.
Step
3: Activate
lamp layer, layers/new
vector layer name it base
Using pre set shapes tool
select
triangle, with settings as shown
Draw out a triangle like this on your canvas,
you may need to adjust the nodes as shown, to make it fit.
On your layer palette, right click/convert to raster.
using selection tool set to rectangle, make a selection across
your triangle at the points where it meets your lamp and down
to the bottom of your canvas, so that the base area is inside
your selection, like this
Selections/float/selections/invert Hit Delete.
Selections/invert
effects/plug in filters/flaming pear/super blade pro
and apply gold shiny preset.
selections/select none
Step
4: Click
on layer 1 in your layer palette
Layers/new raster layer name this layer cone
select your lasso tool 
with the following settings
and draw out a rough cone shape
and flood fill
with the colour of your choice, you will not see the colour
at this stage unless you turn off your lamp layer, but it is
there.
Selections/save
to disk, name your selection cone.sel and click save, we will
be using this later
selections/select none.
Step
5: Layers/new raster layer
select your lasso tool
again and draw out a blob
and flood fill with the same colour, selections save to disk,
name as blob1.sel and click save, we will be needing this later.
Selections select none.
Layers
new raster layer
select your lasso tool again
and draw out another blob
a little higher up this time and flood fill with the same colour
again, selections
save to disk, name as blob2.sel and click save, we will also
be needing this later.
Selections select none.
Now
if you turn off your lamp layer and take a look, you should
have something like this,
if
not, then use your mover tool 
to re-arrange your blobs a little
Turn
of layers top, base, lamp and layer 1 in your layer palette,
layers/merge/merge
all visible rename lava
in your layer palette adjust opacity to 85
on lamp layer adjust opacity to 50 pull down tab next to normal
and select luminance.
Now we are going to duplicate this image as we will need a few
of them,
so hold down shift and press D, do this 5 times in all.
Minimise your original and 4 of the copies
on the open copy, turn off layer 1
layers merge/merge visible
edit/copy/edit/paste as new image
file save as lavalamp1.psp minimise
close the duplicated image, no need to save.
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