Clip art sourced from programs such as Word or PowerPoint, do not need citation, permission, or copyright attribution, however acknowledging your source is best practice and will help your lecturers understand that the clip art you used is not your own.
Under your clip art image, you might include:
e.g. Image supplied by Microsoft 365.
Copyright Attribution (instead of in-text citation/reference list inclusion)
The copyright attribution is used instead of an in-text citation. It is placed immediately below the image and consists of e.g.
Title of work by Surname, Initial/s., Year, Location (URL), Copyright attribution.
Green mulla mulla by Gillow, M., 2024, Flickr (https://www.flickr.com/photos/markgillow/53916704337). CC BY 2.0
In this example, the photo has a Creative Commons Licence which allows re-use with acknowledgement. Check out Creative Commons for more information.
If presenting this information online, provide links rather than URL - and link the CC BY information as well.
Reference List
Where you are referring to an image but have not reproduced it, you should follow this approach:
Artist Surname, Initial/s. (Year). Title of artwork [Media Type]. Site name. URL
Gillow, M. (2024). Green mulla mulla [Photograph]. Flickr. https://www.flickr.com/photos/markgillow/53916704337
In-text
(Artist Surname, Year)
(Gillow, 2024)
Reference List
Author Surname, Initial/s. or Corporate Author. (Year). Title of image in italics [Image]. URL.
Mapswire. (2024). Physical map of Australia [Image]. https://mapswire.com/maps/australia/
In-text
The copyright attribution is used instead of an in-text citation. It is placed immediately below the image and consists of e.g.
Title of work by Surname, Initial/s., Year, Location (URL), Copyright attribution.
Physical Map of Australia, Mapswire, 2024, CC BY 4.0.
Place near image (underneath if possible).
If presenting this information online, provide links rather than URL - and link the CC BY information as well.
Reference List
Author Surname, Initial/s. (Year). Title of book in italics. Publisher.
Bangay, P. (2023). A life in garden design (p. 80). Thames and Hudson.
In-text
(Author Surname, Year, Page/s)
(Bangay, 2023, p. 80)
Place near image (underneath if possible)
Reference List
Artist Surname, Initial/s. (Year). Title of artwork in italics [Type of artwork]. Name of Resource. Location. URL.
McCubbin, F. (1904). The pioneer [Oil painting]. National Gallery of Victoria. https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/explore/collection/work/5990/
In-text
(Author surname, Year)
(McCubbin, 1904)
Note: This is where you have taken a photograph of an artwork you have seen. The Location is the town or city where the artwork is located and the Repository is the Gallery or specific location.
Reference List
Artist Surname, Initial/s. (Year). Title of work [Medium]. Repository, Location,
Angus, J. (2011). Grow your own [Sculpture]. Forrest Place, Perth, Australia.
In-text
(Artist Surname, Year)
(Angus, 2011)