What is your budget?

I can't imagine this being done for less than mid 5 figures.

I did not realize it was that difficult. Thought someone would've invented a software to plug each letter into or something. I guess it is an extremely unreasonable request. My mistake. I'm fifteen and am very new to the world of typefaces, but I love the intricacy and the aesthetic made through each font. I rescind my request I guess, because I do not have a budget, let alone a 5 figure budget, to work with.

Thought someone would've invented a software to plug each letter into or something.

You could try to tinker with the demo of this:
http://www.fontlab.com/font-converter/scanfont/

The shading and coloring of the sample make it an unlikely subject for a standard font.

But, with a bit of work this kind of look could be achieved by starting with a suitable slab-serif and adding layers and effects in Illustrator.

See also the so-called "chromatic" font systems. A recent example: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/latinotype/trend/

Thanks for sharing this. As riccard0 says, there are a number of fonts out there with multiple "layers" to create this effect.

It seems that you’re in luck: somebody already did! :)
http://levberry.com/monstre/

Thanks for all of the fantastic feedback! I will check out those URLs and see what I can do.

Although not widely supported, you could make a color font. I've made a proof of concept, which only includes the Latin capital letter A.

http://www.high-logic.com/fontcreator/demo/monstre/index.html

It will show the letter in color if you have either:
Internet Explorer running on Windows 8.1; or
Firefox version 32 (on all platforms)

Wow that's awesome! I didn't realize it existed. I saw it in this old french book and didn't realize someone had digitalized it already. Thanks so much.