Citation of individual author: “Weaving as an artform has been around for millenia and today’s techniques remain largely the same as those used by our distant ancestors” (Ericson, 2011, n.p.). References: Ericson, M. (2011). Various Weaving Techniques And Their Significance In Loomwork [Article]. http://www.bransoninstitute.com/URL. Citation of group or agency: “Red is the color of passion, of war, of love, and of hatred: it encompasses the entire range of the human experience and for this reason it figures prominently within our body of work” (The Branson Institute, 2010, n.p.). References: The Branson Institute. (2010). About Our Work [Article]. http://www.bransoninstitute.com/URL. Citation of multiple articles with same author and year: The particular incorporation of red pigment (Ericson, 2011, a) as well as the ancient techniques used (Ericson, 2011, b) are two unique characteristics of the Branson Weavers’ Institute. References: a. Ericson, M. (2011). An Exploration of Pigment Types in Woven Tapestries [Article]. http://www.bransoninstitute.com/URL. b. Ericson, M. (2011). Various Weaving Techniques And Their Significance In Loomwork [Article]. http://www.bransoninstitute.com/URL.