Devon Fay
About Devon Fay
Devon Fay is an Art Director currently at Riot Games and an Advisory Board Member at Gnomon School of Visual Effects, Games + Animation. With a background that includes significant roles at Blizzard Entertainment and Infinity Ward, he focuses on building art leadership teams and contributing to creative direction in game development.
Current Role at Riot Games
Devon Fay serves as an Art Director at Riot Games since 2022. In this role, he plays a significant part in shaping the artistic vision of the company's projects. Fay is involved in building and growing a talented art leadership team, focusing on various sub-disciplines including Art, Sound, and Narrative. His contributions are vital to the creative direction of games, guiding projects from the prototype stage through to full production.
Previous Experience at Riot Games
Before becoming Art Director, Devon Fay held the position of Associate Art Director at Riot Games from 2021 to 2022. Prior to that, he worked as a Lead Environment Artist from 2016 to 2021. During his tenure, he contributed to the development of the artistic elements of various game titles, enhancing the visual experience for players.
Experience at Infinity Ward
Devon Fay worked at Infinity Ward as a Senior Environment Artist from 2014 to 2016. In this capacity, he focused on creating immersive environments for video games. His expertise in environmental art contributed to the overall quality and depth of the gaming experience.
Educational Background
Devon Fay studied at Gnomon from 2007 to 2009, where he gained foundational knowledge in visual effects, games, and animation. This education laid the groundwork for his career in the gaming industry, equipping him with the skills necessary for various artistic roles.
Advisory Role at Gnomon School
Since 2020, Devon Fay has served as an Advisory Board Member at Gnomon School of Visual Effects, Games + Animation. In this role, he provides guidance and insights based on his extensive experience in the industry, helping to shape the curriculum and support the next generation of artists.