Anyone can print up an official looking poster such as those shown above. Major exhibitions such as those held at William Morris Gallery, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Victoria and Albert Museum do occasionally offer prints with reproductions of Morris's designs. These are never sold on Amazon or Etsy. They're purpose to help fund the museum's work and they cost more than $12.95 with free shipping.

William Morris had Philip Webb and sometimes Burne-Jones draw bodies, human and animal, in his work. The Forest Animals, and Brother Rabbit were actually drawn by Philip Webb, with Morris designing the backgrounds.

This painting of La Belle Iseult, with Jane Morris as a model, was actually Morris's work and is believed to be the only oil painting that he completed. He wrote on the canvas, "I cannot paint you but I love you." You can see it at the Tate.

Morris's values were reactionary to the growth of impersonal and dehumanizing mechanization in Victorian England, embracing the values of the medieval guilds and fine craftsmanship. We can safely conclude that artificially generated design would not have been an original Morris, Marshall, and Faulkner offering.