After feedback that my use of humour in my concepts was successful (particularly in this one) I developed the composition to be more like a comic book spread with multiple cells instead of a one page cell. It makes the composition more dynamic and interesting to look at. It leads the eye over the composition in a logical format as well. Most of the developments after that just focus on altering the type at the top to create context without sounding too complex or losing the viewer's interest.
For my final iteration of this poster I added a tagline down the bottom of the composition as a call to action, and to link the idea of the New Zealand and Australian flags looking similar to the need to change the flag in the upcoming referendum. I used the phrase 'no it ain't' as a continuation of the colloqiual/informal language used in the rest of the poster. A sort of reply from the viewer to the statement by the subject of the poster.
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