k_rollo

This is a slightly updated version of this template. Thanks to @Durty101 for the original .psd file and Marvinator2003 for adding the PS3 logo.
Requirements:
GIMP Basic image editing skills (no tutorial) Changes:
Converted to .xcf format. Added snap-to guides. Added PS3 logo for disc-based games. Included font MarkPro-Bold.otf. Samples:


Notes:
Tested with GIMP 2.10.38 (should work with latest 3.x.x). Spine text needs to be edited in a text layer then rotated to maintain compatibility with older GIMP versions.

Converted from .psd to .xcf with minor edits for use with GIMP. Many thanks to @damageinc86 for providing the original file.
Requirements:
GIMP Basic image editing skills (no tutorial) Cover:
Scale image to 940px (height). Add as new layer under Cover group. Align cover to top and bottom of spine. Use Unified Transform Tool to snap corners to the guidelines. (optional) Use the Cover Features (icon/ratings/logos) if the cover does not already have them.  Spine:
Create new text layer (Text Tool) under Spine group (font = Mark Pro Bold, size = 20px). Rotate text to 90-degrees (Rotate Tool). Snap to spine text guideline. Use spine logo for specific game. Notes:
You can watch the original Photoshop video here. Not too hard to figure out. GIMP 2.10 (stable) does not support non-destructive text editing yet, but it is an upcoming feature for 2.99.18 (dev). You need to create a new text layer every time you want to change the text content. Feature is now suppported in GIMP 3.x.x but letting the user add that object themselves to maintain compatibility with older GIMP versions. The outcome is very similar to this collection:
 

Originally requested for NTSC/J titles which are usually missing 3D boxes in the database. Created by my friend clymacs with modifications by me.
Requirements:
GIMP Basic image editing skills (no tutorial) Samples:


Notes:
Tested with GIMP 2.10.38 (should work with latest 3.x.x). Spine text needs to be edited in a text layer then rotated to maintain compatibility with older GIMP versions.