An image or clip art on the Internet is protected by copyright in the same way as an image in a book or on paper. If you want to use it without a licence, a user’s right needs to apply, or the work needs to be in the public domain or available through an open access licence such as a Creative Commons license. Otherwise, you will likely need to obtain permission from the copyright owner or make a case for fair dealing.
While it is possible that your use may be fair dealing, this needs to be assessed on a case-by-case basis. Check the University's Fair Dealing Guidelines for more information.
Here are a few websites that you may wish to search for images. Remember to check and ensure you can comply with licenses or terms and conditions before any 3rd party images are incorporated in your work.
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