Collection or Institution name, Location. (If drawing is found online or in a book, click on the examples below to see how to customize the citation.)Ĭhicago: Last name, first name of Author. Retrieved from (name and location or URL of drawing if online). The MLA and Chicago examples below are based on citation models for drawings/illustrations (for architectural drawing) and archival materials/historic resources (for historical blueprint).ĪPA: Last name, first initial of Author. URL (if necessary).Īrchitecture resources generally follow APA style. 'Title of commercial.' Television/Radio commercial. City of broadcast, date of broadcast.

MLA: 'Title of commercial.' Network name or Station call letters, City of broadcast, date of broadcast, URL (if necessary).Ĭhicago: Company name. City of broadcast: Network name or Retrieved from URL.

Title of Site, date published, URL.ĪPA: Company Name. MLA: 'Title of advertisement.' Title of Site, date published, URL.Ĭhicago: Product or Company Name. Name of Publication, date published, page number.ĪPA: Name of Company. Title of Magazine, date published, page number.Ĭhicago: Product or Company Name. Title of Magazine, volume(issue), page number. The MLA commercial citation model is adapted from the TV/Radio program citation format.ĪPA: Name of Company. Please note that Chicago style does not provide specific models for advertisements and the below are suggestions based on similar citation formats.

Apa footnote format