Lorrin Wagner, a first-time artist, body-paints Angela, a second-year model.
Dawn Hunt paints her work, Departed Souls, using a live model.
Most museums and art exhibits discourage or prohibit photography. Nude Nite allows cameras for most displays.
A crowd poses with Ms Kaze, one of the models promoting the event.
A couple views one of the many paintings on display.
Samantha Churchill works on her piece, Tower of Babel.
Electric Couple charged up the night with their glowing costumes.
Melissa Wojciviewicz and Chaz Jansen play the Spin the Bottle game, for which options included kiss anywhere, 10-second massage, and ear nibble!
Crucification allowed Nude Nite attendees to participate by leaving messages on the installation.
Heather Brooks with Orlando Arts Aerial performed several times on the silk.
Stephanie Goins and Rick Patterson — both seeing Nude Nite for the first time — sit in the photo chair.
Stephen Pallidino and Bobby Blackgoat say bigger is better. They plan on working on this piece every night, adding color and other features.
Life-size flying nudes are everywhere, suspended from the ceiling, hanging parallel to the floor.
Nude Nite runs through Saturday March 3 from 8 p.m. to midnight and is located in an old broom factory at 3606 4th Avenue east of Ybor City. $20 admission
Miss Polly Wood performs on the Burlesque stage at Nude Nite in Ybor City
Kevin Christman's bronze Marea.
