Screen printing is one of the most effective methods for creating durable designs on T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, tote bags, aprons, workwear and other suitable textiles.

Each ink colour is printed separately through its own prepared screen. This makes the process particularly suitable for bold logos, illustrations, typography and graphic artwork using one or several solid colours.

Formowanie accepts small creative orders, artist editions, company merchandise, event clothing, clothing-brand samples and repeat production. Customers can supply suitable garments or order selected blank clothing through the studio.

Formowanie can screen print clothing and textile products for independent brands, artists, companies, restaurants, creative organisations, schools, sports groups, festivals and private events.

Screen printing is particularly valuable when the same design is repeated across several garments. Once the screen is prepared, the image can be printed consistently while retaining the character of a handcrafted process.

Customers may provide suitable clean garments or select blank T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, tote bags and other products through Formowanie.

Screen printing on paper produces rich colour, visible texture and small variations that give every impression an individual quality.

Artists, illustrators, graphic designers and photographers can use the process to create posters, numbered editions, exhibition prints, album artwork, cards, packaging, book covers and experimental graphic work.

Designs may use solid shapes, hand-drawn marks, typography, photographic halftones or layered colours. Each colour requires a separate screen and careful registration.

A successful screen print begins with a correctly prepared screen. The mesh is coated with light-sensitive emulsion, dried in controlled conditions, exposed using the artwork and washed to reveal the printable image.

Formowanie offers screen coating, artwork exposure, washing, taping, reclaiming and basic screen maintenance for artists and independent screen printers in Krakow.

Customers can provide a compatible screen or use a suitable Formowanie studio screen, subject to size and availability.

Formowanie offers practical screenprinting workshops in Krakow for complete beginners, artists, designers, students, entrepreneurs, clothing brands and curious makers.

Introductory classes explain the fundamental principles of screen printing and allow participants to create finished impressions on paper, tote bags or clothing.

Longer courses cover the complete process, including artwork preparation, film positives, coating, exposure, washout, registration, ink preparation, printing, curing, cleanup and screen reclaiming.

Private screen-printing training is available for people who prefer individual instruction or want to focus on a specific technique, business idea, product collection or existing project.

One-to-one training can cover textile printing, paper printing, screen coating, exposure, colour mixing, registration, halftones, curing, troubleshooting, production planning or setting up a small independent screen-printing studio.

Sessions are adapted to the participant’s experience, equipment and goals.

Screen-printing artwork must be prepared differently from ordinary digital printing. Each ink colour normally requires a separate black film positive, screen and printing stage.

Formowanie offers computer training in vector artwork, raster images, colour separation, registration marks, spot colours, halftones, image sizing and transparent-film preparation.

Training can be adapted to Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, CorelDRAW, Inkscape or other suitable graphic-design software.

Customers who do not have production-ready artwork can use Formowanie’s graphic preparation and screen-printing design services.

We can correct simple files, convert suitable logos to vector artwork, separate colours, prepare halftones, create registration marks and produce transparent films for screen exposure.

Trained artists, designers and independent makers can rent access to the Formowanie screen-printing studio without purchasing their own printing equipment, exposure system, washout area and drying facilities.

Supervised access is available for people who understand the basic process but still need assistance. Independent access is available after training or a practical competency assessment.

Studio access can be used for textile printing, poster editions, artwork, merchandise, product experiments and small-batch production.

Screen printing offers a highly visual and collaborative group activity for companies, schools, universities, creative teams, birthdays, private events and tourist groups in Krakow.

Participants can print a shared design or create individual compositions on paper, tote bags or T-shirts using prepared screens and a guided studio process.

The Formowanie workspace can also be rented by independent instructors, artists and organisations that want to host their own screen-printing class or creative programme.

Formowanie provides selected screen-printing inks, emulsions, papers, blank textiles and consumable materials for workshops, members and independent printing projects.

Material selection depends on the printing surface, desired finish, curing method, wash resistance and intended use of the finished product.

Formowanie is more than a screen-printing service. It is a creative environment where printmaking, digital fabrication, traditional craft and product development can come together.

Screen-printed graphics can be combined with laser-cut packaging, CNC-routed display stands, sewn textiles, vinyl lettering, leather products, ceramic objects, wooden panels and welded exhibition structures.

Laser cutting can help create registration tools, stencils and packaging. Vinyl cutting can support masks and lettering. Woodworking and metalworking can produce display systems for finished prints and merchandise.

This connection between different tools allows artists, designers and entrepreneurs to develop complete collections, installations and products rather than isolated printed pieces.