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@Tom Ackerman I have seen a lot of similar works, including those by PATAKK. Here is a fluid polyhedral blob from PATAKK:

And here is Wolfram Language version that a user named Rahul built on Stack Exchange forum:

Needs["PolyhedronOperations`"]
poly = Geodesate[PolyhedronData["Dodecahedron", "Faces"], 4];

amplitude = 0.15;
twist = 4;
verts = poly[[1]];
faces = poly[[2]];
phases = RandomReal[2 Pi, Length[verts]];
newverts[t_] := 
  MapIndexed[{Sequence @@ (RotationMatrix[twist Last[#1]].Most[#1]), 
      Last[#1]} (1 + amplitude Sin[t + phases[[First@#2]]]) &, 
   verts];
newpoly[t_] := GraphicsComplex[newverts[t], faces];

duration = 1.5;
fps = 24;
frames = Most@
   Table[Graphics3D[{EdgeForm[], newpoly[t]}, 
     PlotRange -> Table[{-(1 + amplitude), (1 + amplitude)}, {3}], 
     ViewPoint -> Front, Background -> Black, Boxed -> False], {t, 0, 
     2 Pi, 2 Pi/(duration fps)}];
ListAnimate[frames, fps]

Very nice. You might consider also submitting a version to demonstrations.wolfram.com.