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Originally Posted by zelda_pinwheel
well, the guy is a graffiti artist to start with, so it's actually more likely it's all really painted on walls. and it definitely looks that way to me... i don't know how common graffiti art is where you live, but here it's quite common to see really quite complex, monumental stuff, some of it is amazingly well done. so it seems completely plausible to me. but if you don't have that in your cities then you might find it a bit less likely.
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Graffiti is very common in San Diego (where I spent most of my life), not so much out here in the country.
However, the reason I think most or all of it is CGI is the scenes where there are people and or cars moving but the animation continues at a different pace. Either the artist was able to paint a large wall and get out of the way so that the frames could be shot .... in a few seconds, while a single car or person was going by .... or it was done in CGI .... and, as pshrynk mentioned, it could be a mixture of the two.
I still think it's a work of genius .... I just don't believe for one second that it was all done large scale.