Birds II places Morris's avian subjects at the centre of a dense, interlocking composition. Peacocks or songbirds – rendered with the same careful draughtsmanship Morris applied to his textile work – sit within branching foliage that fills the picture plane without crowding it. The palette is rich and restrained in equal measure, carrying the warmth of Victorian decorative craft into a format that reads clearly at scale.

Produced as an archival fine art print on matte paper, every feather and stem holds its detail – colour depth and line precision exactly as Morris intended.