WWE’s fourth WrestleMania Art exhibition and auction showcased the artistic works of dozens of Superstars and Divas at the historic Fox Theatre in downtown Atlanta. The event’s proceeds benefited Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.

The evening began with the star-studded red carpet arrivals of Superstars, Divas and honorees from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta – J.J., Jordan and Bradley. While the attendees caught their first glimpse of the many works of art available in the silent auction, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed welcomed the WWE Universe to the city, and explained the significance of the evening’s special event.

Natalya spoke passionately about her whimsical, kaleidoscope-like watercolor, which she intricately created with only one brush throughout three to four days.

“I feel like it represents how I view the world. I love doing things in color. I love bright, bold colors. I kind of live my life in a very bright, bold way,” the third-generation Diva explained to WWE.com.

Natalya said that WrestleMania Art is a night to put smiles on people’s faces – especially the kids from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.

“Tonight, WWE is supporting such a great cause. It kind of puts [everything] in perspective. Wow, these kids are the heroes. This is what it’s all about. They’re the ones who make it worthwhile for us.”