Watch This: VCCP’s new “Ad Scamp” app

A new iPad app released by UK-based communications agency VCCP promises to make “scamping” a little easier for creatives. Available for free, the app uses portable lightbox technology to turn scanned images into drawings that can be manipulated using touch controls. VCCP says the app will change the way creatives “scamp.” What do you think? […]

Carly Lewis June 20, 2013

A new iPad app released by UK-based communications agency VCCP promises to make “scamping” a little easier for creatives. Available for free, the app uses portable lightbox technology to turn scanned images into drawings that can be manipulated using touch controls.


VCCP says the app will change the way creatives “scamp.” What do you think? Share your comments below.

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