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    Who knows a good technique of cutting awkward hair on photoshop?

    Refine mask works well for this case. 2 minutes.
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    Replicate this style...

    Dunno how to edit my own post. "it's the best solution" - means SCTRWD's solution.
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    Replicate this style...

    Yep, nice technique. SCTRWD da man. Once an expert - always an expert, skill can't be drunk away.:cheesygrin: I think it's the best solution. It's possible to make point shadows, rectangle shadows, shadows from bended stuff, eg wheels. Here's some illustrations of what can be done in such a way.
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    Replicate this style...

    There's another way to create such shadows. 1. Draw a black rectangle. 2. Apply "Radial blur". 3. Transform - Warp. 4. Erase something.
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    Replicate this style...

    But Photoshop does make gradient blur. The point is using "Lens Blur" with gradient alpha. 1) Make a black rectangle. 2) Make a gradient alpha 3) Turn alpha off 4) Go into Lens Blur 5) Depth Map - Layer Mask 5) Make layer to Multiply Voila!
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    Replicate this style...

    The main problem of your shadow is that it is more blurry at the distance and harder near the edge of the paper. Thats a problem of Photoshop as well. It can not make blurrrience gradientally. Webdesigners usually draw a black shape and blur it manualy with... mmm.. a blur tool. Then they make...
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