This is one of several alphabets assembled by Belgian type designer Clotilde Olyff from stones collected at the beach.
Here are a few more examples, some of which were featured in this book called 3D Typography:
Well, I guess I have a new beachcombing activity for when I get tired of skipping rocks.
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