I think the drawings are interesting, accomplished. But Picasso was looking on. He was on his own track, straight ahead at full speed at all times, his energy making us look, whether or not we liked it. Personally, I didn't think his work was all that great, but I did have to look at it. Point I'm getting at is that it was a one man track.
I thought your last series was more whoever you are or are becoming. Don't get me wrong: I think you could probably work in any style and do a terrific job; some people have real ability and the work habits to make use of it. I'm trying to draw and paint at a late age, and I doubt that I will get to where I'd like. To where I think you are already.
When a society is seriously wounded, it hemorrhages artists. They work to express the inner music they hear, the music that they need, that society needs. Since it is usually new music, there is no reward for it (other than the personal one). Even priests get room and board. Artists are on their own. That said, the intangible benefits are priceless.
Keep the faith.